St. Anna (Bliederstedt)
The Church of St. Anna is a Protestant - Lutheran church in Bliederstedt .
history
The church was built as a three-part Romanesque choir tower church, of which only the tower space and the foundation walls of the nave have been preserved. In 1603 an annex was built in place of the apse , which served as a sacristy . The hall was rebuilt in the 17th century and received a half-hip roof . The year "1668" can be read above the church entrance. In 1859 the windows on the south side of the hall were enlarged. In 1896 the bell storey and the tower roof were renewed by master builder Dietz from Sondershausen. This year can be seen on the tower's weather vane. In 1897 the roof of the church was repaired and re-covered. In 1985 the interior of the church was renovated.
Building description
It is a hall church with a choir tower . On the south side it has two arched windows, on the north side a vestibule with half-timbered gable. The hall is vaulted by a simple wooden barrel. The galleries are two-story on the north side and one-storey on the west side. They date from the 17th century. A triumphal arch separates the choir from the hall. The choir is vaulted with a groin .
Furnishing
- carved altarpiece from the 15th century
- 17th century wooden pulpit
- late Romanesque three-nail crucifix from the middle of the 13th century
- Lecture cross from the 18th century with a skull and INRI shield, attached to the north gallery
- 2 steel bells from 1924, the southern one with the inscription "Geopfert für Deutschlands Wehr 1917", the northern one with a leaf frieze
organ
The organ is a work by organ builder Maul from Greußen from 1872. It was repaired in 1899 by Friedrich Wilhelm Böttcher from Sömmerda. She has the following disposition:
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- Pairing : I / P
Web links
- The church on the side of the Bad Frankenhausen Supture