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St. Julian’s Church, Osterode
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March 1, 2026
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The simple hall church is built of partially plastered rubble stone. Parts of a fortified church from the early 13th century are still incorporated into the square chancel tower. The nave was added to it in 1759, replacing the earlier smaller chapel. The tower is covered with a hipped roof. Below the hip, the walls are half-timbered. Inside, there is an altarpiece from 1697 with parts of a carved Gothic winged altarpiece depicting the Virgin Mary and four saints. The octagonal baptismal font dates from the Romanesque period. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Elevation 250 m