Church of St Joseph in Płotno

The Church of St Joseph in Płotno is a half-timbered church of the 18th century, originally Protestant, now a branch of the parish in Boguszyny. It stands in the village of Płotno in Pełczyce municipality, in Choszczno County.

Construction

Wikipedia dates the church to the 18th century, and the heritage register to the turn of the 19th century. The building is of half-timbered construction and rectangular plan, with a chancel closed on three sides at the east end. The windows are rectangular and divided into panes. In the western part of the nave stands a massive, boarded tower. In 1920 the church was renovated.

Interior and surroundings

The ceiling is wooden, and in the rear part of the nave stands a wooden gallery. A Baroque altar has survived. The church grounds are surrounded by a stone and brick wall. It was consecrated as a Catholic church on 10 January 1948. In nearby Nadarzyn, about three kilometres away, stands the Church of the Holy Trinity.

Practical information

• Location: the village of Płotno, Pełczyce municipality, Choszczno County.
• The church is in active use, so it is best to ask the parish about access to the interior before a visit.