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Seßlach, Germany, Church of John the Baptist, from Orgue Gallery

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The catholic church of Seßlach is dedicated to John the Baptist. First mention of the church was in 1316. The choir was added in the 15th century besides the steeple and is therefore not centered to the nave. The painting on the ceiling dates from 1760.

Copyright: Michael Von Aichberger
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 20998x10499
Taken: 11/11/2022
Chargée: 16/11/2022
Published: 16/11/2022
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Tags: church; architecture; sacral; religion; catholic; christian; germany; holy; orgue

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