History
St. Anthony’s church was built in the 13th century. For the first time historical sources mention it in 1337. After 1534, it became an Evangelical temple. In the nineteenth century, a partial reconstruction was made, among others by transforming the western gable.
Architecture
The church is a simple aisleless building on a rectangular plan, built of granite blocks. The north, south and east façades are open with narrow, oblong lancet windows. On the western side there is a pointed entrance portal. The interior was covered with a beam ceiling.
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Pilch.J, Kowalski S., Leksykon zabytków Pomorza Zachodniego i ziemi lubuskiej, Warszawa 2012.