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St. Michael, Kaubenheim

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Bergkirche St. Michael, Kaubenheim
Bergkirche St. Michael, Kaubenheim

St. Michael is a Lutheran chapel on a hill near Kaubenheim, part of Ipsheim, Bavaria, Germany. The building is named after Michael the Archangel. The building is also called Bergkirche (Mountain church) for its prominent location. The chapel had to be rebuilt after a fire in 1687. It is a listed monument, where services are held in summer and for Christmas.

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St. Michael, Kaubenheim

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St. Michael (Bergkirche St. Michael)

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91472 , Kaubenheim
Bavaria, Germany
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