Kokemäki Stone Sacristy

Description

The sacristy (built probably between 1500-1540 or 1540-1560) was supposed to be the first part of a planned stone church. The plan was never finished.

Address
Penttiläntie, Kokemäki, Finland

Established
1500-1560

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