We continue going through the Wooden Architecture Route. We present you an old Greek Catholic church from 18th century. It is now a Roman Catholic church. Unfortunately we were late and the church was locked so we weren't inside.
More information about this church you can read in the second photo. 
10 comments:
Very interesting church. I bet the inside is interesting and beautiful too.
Hello friends m2!
Another perfect shot!Beautiful Church!
Léia
beautiful architectural details. great angle.
Another beautiful old wooden church. I am thoroughly enjoying this series! I love all the little onion towers with crosses. And yes, it's amazing that so many of them survived WWII, especially since they're so easy to catch on fire.
Fantastic expression of orthodox churches.
The light tone of the wood is so different from the other wood churches. No explanation in the note, maybe it's only 'younger' at a couple of hundred years...
One sa niesamowite. Ja dodatkowo bardzo lubię zapach tego drewna.
@Vogon Poet - it was build in 1813 or 1819 - you can see more information in the second photo:)
Thanks for all your comments! Sorry for no visiting your blogs but we are so busy now, we hope we will have enough time soon:)
fajne fotki, niektore miejsca nawet nie kojarze gdzie sa i niezle sie musialem ozastanawiac ;), pozdrowienia z chicago - w.
This is such a brilliant series! :) I'm really loving your wooden churches.
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