Neeritter (L): St. Lambertus
The
oldest part of the church of Neeritter is the lower part of the tower,
which dates from the 13th century. It was built of tuff and carbonic
sandstone and probably belonged to a Romanesque church, more details
about which aren't known. In the 14th century the tower was heightened
in marl and the current central aisle of the nave was built, also using
marl. In the 15th century the Gothic choir and side-aisles were added.
The southern side-aisle was widened in c. 1525. At the end of the 16th
century the sacristy was added. |
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