The Leaning Tower of Suurhusen - Medieval Churches on Waymarking.com

This old church was build in the first half of the 13 century. The tower is a bit younger and were build around 1450. The oldest stone found in the tower had a yearmark of 1004, which shows that the stones used to build the church are partially even older. The tower has an angel of 5.07°. The leaning tower of Pisa has "just" an angle of 4.43°. The church is open for public. Inside you can see an old clockwork from 1906 and some pretty old black floorstones from the medieval. It is a Reformed church nowadays. If you can read German you may wish to visit the official homepage for further details under Kirche Suurhusen .

Building Materials: Brick

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