Marienkapelle (Hermannsreuth)
The listed Marienkapelle in the Hermannsreuth district of the Ebnath community was built in 1912.
history
The chapel was built in 1912 on the basis of a vow made by Alois and Theres Sticht . Today's owners are the Schecklmann family .
construction
The chapel is a bright plastered building with a covered with sheet metal gable roof without a tower and roof skylights (the planned roof turret was not carried out). Access is through a pointed arched door, the building also has pointed arched windows.
Interior
On the altar, in a triptych, there is a middle picture with a Pietà , on the left of it is a statue of St. Catherine of Siena and on the right St. Nepomuk in a choir shirt and a cross in his hand. These are embedded in neo-Gothic frames. On the Altarmensa there is still a picture of St. Anthony of Padua with a baby Jesus and a lily. Antonius was the namesake of one of the founders. The altar is separated from the rest of the room by a low iron grille. The altar was made by the Ebnath carpenter Adolf Rubenbauer .
In the chapel room there are other figures, on the left Saint Joseph and Saint Michael , on the right the Sacred Heart of Jesus and a replica of Our Lady of Altötting .
literature
- Hans Müller-Ihl: Hofmark Ebnath. Home on the upper Fichtelnaab. Ebnath community administration, Coburg 1979.
- Edmund Prechtl: History of the parish Ebnath. In Müller-Ihl (1979), pp. 141-142.
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Coordinates: 49 ° 56 '40.3 " N , 11 ° 55' 33.8" E