A neo-Romanesque branch church from the 19th century in Stoki, with a free-standing bell tower with bells from 1882 and 1969.
The Church of St Joseph in Stoki (Chojna municipality, Gryfino County) was built in the 19th century in neo-Romanesque style. It is a hall church on a rectangular plan, with a chancel ending in a straight wall, built of split stone and brick. It is a branch church of the parish of the Holy Trinity in Chojna.
The nave has a gable roof, and in the east elevation there is a portal with three recessed orders. The reveals of the windows and portal are built of brick, the walls are supported by brick buttresses, and the brick gables each have three windows. Next to the chancel stands a free-standing bell tower with two bells, from 1882 and 1969. The interior is covered by a flat ceiling, the walls are whitewashed, and above the entrance is a choir gallery. The church was consecrated as a Catholic one on 19 March 1946. It belongs to the municipal and voivodeship records of historic monuments and is proposed for entry in the heritage register.
In Chojna stands the Church of the Holy Trinity, the mother church.
Be the first! Add a comment.
You need to log in to add a comment.
Log in