St.-Bartholomaei-Kirche, Gothic Revival church in Demmin, Germany.
St.-Bartholomaei-Kirche is a Gothic Revival building with a prominent brick tower that dominates Demmin's skyline and shapes the town's character. The structure displays typical North German church architecture with detailed facades and large windows.
The building was first documented around 1260 and survived numerous destructions, including severe damage during the Thirty Years' War. Major fires in 1676 and later conflicts led to several reconstructions.
The church is dedicated to Apostle Bartholomew, who held special meaning for craftspeople and merchants in the region. Visitors can still see this connection reflected in the interior furnishings today.
The church interior is open for viewing, and visitors can take time to explore the architecture and historic fixtures at their own pace. Its central location makes the building easy to reach on foot and provides good access to Demmin's old town.
The organ was built in 1818 and later enlarged in 1866, demonstrating the craftsmanship of North German organ building. This instrument is a rare example of Romantic-era organ construction.
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