St Anna’s church is also called the hospital church. In 1530 a wooden structure already existed; in 1660 a brick one was built (the date can be seen on the rainbow beam). Another inscription was found on the northern wall according to which the church was consecrated in 1671 by Bishop Mikołaj Oborski. The church is an imitation of the parish church in such aspects as outlay, shape, thickness of the walls and more significant decorative elements. The church consists of the rectangular nave and a narrow presbytery behind which there is the sacristy and the treasury upstairs. Under the presbytery there is a crypt in which there are coffins and corpses. There are two entrance doors, the main one and the lateral one. The front and rear elevations are finished off with renaissance gables resembling the front gable of the parish church. They are adorned with pilasters and niches. The side elevations have four pilasters each. Above the rainbow wall there is a signature. There once was a...
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St Anna’s church is also called the hospital church. In 1530 a wooden structure already existed; in 1660 a brick one was built (the date can be seen on the rainbow beam). Another inscription was found on the northern wall according to which the church was consecrated in 1671 by Bishop Mikołaj Oborski. The church is an imitation of the parish church in such aspects as outlay, shape, thickness of the walls and more significant decorative elements.
The church consists of the rectangular nave and a narrow presbytery behind which there is the sacristy and the treasury upstairs. Under the presbytery there is a crypt in which there are coffins and corpses. There are two entrance doors, the main one and the lateral one. The front and rear elevations are finished off with renaissance gables resembling the front gable of the parish church. They are adorned with pilasters and niches. The side elevations have four pilasters each. Above the rainbow wall there is a signature. There once was a library in the church’s treasury which later on was transferred to the parish church.
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