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Sankt Joseph

Gothic Revival Heritage in Elberfeld West

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Wuppertal: First Steps10 pts

Wuppertal: Explorer25 pts

Wuppertal: Insider50 pts

Built in 1911, St. Joseph Church stands as a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture. Designed by Wilhelm Victor Alfred Tepe, it serves as the Roman Catholic parish church for Elberfeld West and is part of the St. Laurentius parish. As an architectural heritage monument in North Rhine-Westphalia, it holds historical significance and cultural heritage.

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The church is the westernmost preaching site of the St. Laurentius parish.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1911
Architect: Wilhelm Victor Alfred Tepe
Architectural Style: Neo-Gothic
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic

Guided Story

The Gothic Revival facade of this church, completed in 1911, catches your eye with its pointed arch windows and intricate detailing. Designed by Wilhelm Victor Alfred Tepe, St. Joseph embodies the architectural elegance of the Gothic Revival style. As the westernmost preaching site of the St. Laurentius parish in Elberfeld-Mitte, it serves the Catholic community of Elberfeld West. This church is recognized as an architectural heritage monument in North Rhine-Westphalia, emphasizing its historical and cultural significance. As you gaze at the structure, you can feel the tranquility and sense of history that envelops this place.