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Lutherkirche (Nordost)
Historical 1930s architecture in Wellingsbüttel
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Lutherkirche in Wellingsbüttel is a preserved example of 1930s North German church architecture. Built in 1937 by architect Bernhard Hopp, it reflects the typical style of that era. As the district's first church, it is a protected monument.
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The church was consecrated on May 23, 1937.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- May 23, 1937
- Architect
- Bernhard Hopp
- Heritage Status
- Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- Lutheran
- Website
- kirche-wellingsbuettel.de
Guided Story
Take a moment to observe the brick exterior of the church. Designed by Bernhard Hopp in 1937, this structure is a quintessential example of 1930s North German church architecture. The simplicity and strength of the era's style are evident here. As the first church in the Wellingsbüttel district, it holds both religious and historical significance. Look around and feel the history embedded in these walls. The church is a protected monument, a testament to a time deeply rooted in the past. Just a short distance from here is the Wellingsbüttel S-Bahn station, a handy landmark for your visit.
Location
Nearby
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