Brick church from 1874 in Jabłonowo, formerly Protestant, with a Baroque altar and pulpit moved from Górnica.
The Church of St Hedwig in Jabłonowo is a brick church built in 1874 as a Protestant church, now a Roman Catholic filial church. The Wikipedia entry describes it as Neo-Gothic, while the register entry on zabytek.pl calls it Neo-Romanesque. It was entered in the heritage register in 2013 together with the churchyard.
The church was built on the site of an earlier, wooden church. Its furnishings include an altar from around 1700 and a Baroque pulpit, font, balustrade and crucifix from the 17th century, moved from the church in Górnica.
Jabłonowo lies in Mirosławiec municipality, 14 km north-west of Wałcz, on national road no. 10. The village was mentioned in 1586.
Less than a kilometre away is the Bison Show Reserve.
About 5 km from the village lies the Wielki Bytyń Nature Reserve.
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