St George's Church in Białogard

St George's Church in Białogard is a Gothic brick building from the 14th century, entered in the heritage register. Today it is an auxiliary church, and until 1945 it served as a Protestant cemetery chapel.

Gothic brick and the rebuilding of 1858

The church was built on a rectangular plan, of brick in Wendish bond with Gothic fragments. It was damaged by fires several times, and in 1858 it was rebuilt. In 1925-1928 a restoration was carried out.

After 1945

It was consecrated as a Catholic church on 14 May 1947. On the second Sunday of the month Evangelical Augsburg services in German are also held here.

Nearby

In the town there is also the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, about six hundred metres away.

Practical information

• Address: Białogard, Świdwińska 3a.
• The church is an auxiliary church; check the dates of services and the possibility of entering the interior with the parish.
• Heritage register entry: number 243 of 1960.