Basilica of the Assumption of Our Lady, Trzemeszno, Poland
Maciej Adamski - 2010
In this side view of the Basilica the rectangular tower at the left displays a portion of exposed stone near its base and a stepped buttress at the left side. To its right is a taller, round tower with a copper roof and arched windows. The wall in the foreground has a small oval window, the wall to its left has a half-round window and an arched doorway.
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| Title | Basilica of the Assumption of Our Lady, Trzemeszno, Poland |
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| Creator | Maciej Adamski |
| Date | 2010 |
| Format | Photograph |
| Notes | The stones visible in the tower are part of the original building that dates back to 12th century. However, at the time they were the part of the side walls not the tower. The buttress was not the part of the earlier church, but probably built in the 16th century. The windows are not stained glass but are made of wood and are painted brown to resemble leaded windows. Before the war there was a stained glass window between the western towers, but it was destroyed in the fire. |
| Location In Photo | Trzemeszno, Poland |
| Collection | Maciej Adamski |