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Roman Catholic Church of St. Martin
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The parish church, dedicated to St. Martin, was built in 1767. The church was consecrated in 1792 by Bishop Francis of Wierzbin Rydzynski. The church is wooden with larch beams, log construction, planked. Wide central nave, rectangular with a narrower chancel, closed straight. Next to the chancel on the south is the sacristy, on the north is the Chapel of the Heart of Jesus. Portal from the chancel to the chapel - rococo from the second half of the 18th century with a sculpture of Michael the Archangel. Three pairs of pillars with high profiled pedestals separate the side aisles. On the east side - the porch. The music choir with a bulging balustrade, supported by four pillars. Gabled roof covered with shingles. On the east wall - a folk crucifix. The church was built by master carpenter Jan Slumsky, as evidenced by the inscription on the west wall of the porch.
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