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Post date: 07/08/2012
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History:
Visual Description: A large, T-shaped whitewashed church with its entrance in one of the ends of the 'cross-bar' of the T. It has a low-pitched iron roof, and the facade, in which the entrance is set, facing down the little street, has a straight gable topped by a small belfry; its pinnacles, corner buttresses and pointed windows, with projecting central façade section, are in the Gothic Revival style and reminiscent of the work of Carl Otto Hager. Its probable date is c1860. A very tall, pedimented bell-tower stands next to the church.
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Construction Date: c1860
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