St. Martin (Eicks)
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The Catholic parish church of St. Martin is a listed church building in Eicks , a district of Mechernich in the Euskirchen district ( North Rhine-Westphalia ).
History and architecture
A small hall church from the 11th century and a three-aisled building from the 12th century are proven as predecessor churches.
The simple quarry stone hall with a rectangular choir and a western tower in front was built in 1768. The interior is barrel vaulted . The simple baroque furnishings were restored from 1974/75. The six-sided pulpit from 1656 is remarkable. It comes from the Church of St. Martin in Zülpich.
literature
- Claudia Euskirchen, Olaf Gisbertz, Ulrich Schäfer (edit.): Handbook of German art monuments , North Rhine-Westphalia, Volume I: Rhineland. Deutscher Kunstverlag , Munich / Berlin 2005, ISBN 3-422-03093-X .
Web links
- Interior of the Church (accessed March 9, 2012)
Old St. Johannes Baptist (Mechernich) | Antonius Chapel (Voißel) | Barbarakapelle (Bergheim) | Barbara Chapel (Firmenich) | Barbara Chapel (Mechernich) | Brother Klaus Field Chapel (Wachendorf) | Georgkapelle (Kallmuth) | Leonhard Chapel (Breitenbenden) | Margaretakapelle (Vussem) | Maria-Hilf-Chapel (Lorbach) | Assumption Chapel (Rißdorf) | Chapel of Our Lady (Eicks) | Petruskapelle (Wachendorf) | St. Agatha (Schaven) | St. Agnes (Bleibuir) | St. Andreas (Glehn) | St. Barbara Chapel (Bergbuir) | St. Cyriacus (Weyer) | St. Georg (Kallmuth) | St. Goar (Harzheim) | St. Hubertus (Obergartzem) | St. Johannes (Roggendorf) | St. Johann Baptist (Antweiler) | St. Johannes Baptist (Mechernich) | St. Joseph (Gehn) | St. Lambertus (Holzheim) | St. Luzia Chapel (Lückerath) | St. Margareta (Vussem) | St. Martin (Eicks) | St. Michael Chapel (Schützendorf) | St. Pankratius (Floisdorf) | St. Pantaleon (Satzvey) | St. Peter (mountain) | St. Rochus (Strempt) | St. Severinus (Kommern) | St. Stephanus (Lessenich) | St. Wendelin (Eiserfey) | To the holy Moors (hostel) | To the Holy Family (Kalenberg)
Coordinates: 50 ° 37 ′ 26.7 " N , 6 ° 37 ′ 2.9" E