St. Anne\'s Church

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The Lutheran church of St. Anne (Anna) is the oldest building in Jelgava. The foundation act was approved in 1567 and the stone church was built during 1638-1641. An oak tree was planted next to the church in 1883, celebrating the 400th birthday of Martin Luther.

Religious sites in LatviaAll sites in JelgavaPart of the Swedish Empire

Address
Lielā iela 22A, Jelgava, Latvia

Established
1638-1641

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