File:Catholic Church of St. Bartholomew Vilnius (5993949478).jpg
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Little Šv. Baltramiejaus (Saint Bartholomew’s) Church stands on the bank of the Vilnia river in Užupis. The newly-constructed church was the victim of a fire during a war with Muscovy. In 1778 an oratory was built by the monks to a design by architect Martynas Knakfusas (Martin Knackfuss). This was later converted into a church by Fr Augustinas Stodolnikas in 1823–1824. This church still survives, having had a steeple added in 1881. However it was closed by the Soviet occupation régime in 1949 and converted into a sculpture workshop. In 1997 Šv. Baltramiejaus (Saint Bartholomew’s) Church was presented to the Belarussian Catholic community of Vilnius. Bron: www.vilnius-tourism.lt/topic.php?tid=64&sid=96&ai... |
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