Bezlawki Castle Church

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Description

Bauselawke castle was first mentioned in 1371. The brick castle was surrounded by a stone wall. The church was mentioned first time in 1402 and 1513 it was merged with the castle. Since the Reformation in 1525 it was used as a Lutheran church until 1970s.

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Address
591, Bezławki, Poland

Established
14th century

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