Marienkapelle (Hahlen)
The Marienkapelle in the Minden district of Hahlen is a chapel of the Evangelical Lutheran parish Hartum-Holzhausen, which belongs to the Minden parish of the Evangelical Church of Westphalia .
Building history and architecture
According to an inscription above the entrance on the south side, the chapel was built in 1503 . It is a late Gothic hall building with a three-sided end. The wooden ceiling is supported by pillars with blind arches . The windows that have just closed are in three parts on the east side, otherwise in two parts. A roof turret with a bell from 1680 is located above the western gable .
Interior
The octagonal, wooden pulpit of the Marienkapelle comes from the Gothic and was later extended by a foot and a sound cover .
literature
- Albert Ludorff : The architectural and art monuments of Westphalia . Volume 11: The architectural and art monuments of the Minden district. Münster iW 1902, p. 28 f.
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Individual evidence
Evangelical: Christ Church | Church of the Redeemer | St. Immanuel (devoted) | St. James | St. Johannis (dedicated) | St. Luke | Marienkirche | Lady Chapel | St. Matthew | St. Mark | St. Martini | Church of Meissen | St. Pauli (canceled) | Ss. Peter and Paul | St. Petri | St. Simeonis | St. Thomas | Wichernhaus Church
Roman Catholic: Cathedral of St. Gorgonius and St. Peter | St. Ansgar | St. Johannis (dedicated) | St. Mary | St. Mauritius | St. Paul
New Apostolic: North | Middle | west
Jewish: Kampstrasse synagogue
* Only “classic” sacred buildings are taken into account, but not chapels without a parish (e.g. the Haddenhausen Castle chapel )
Coordinates: 52 ° 18 ′ 15 " N , 8 ° 50 ′ 43.2" E