Heiligenhäuschen

The Heiligenhäuschen is believed to date from around 1617.

History

• The Heiligenhäuschen serves as a place of worship for the Christian denomination.

Architecture

The church's architectural style is not explicitly stated in available information, but it appears to be a chapel with a specific design.

Location

The Heiligenhäuschen is located at Erkrather Straße in Erkrath, Germany. It is situated in a town with a rich history and cultural significance.

Notable Features

• An inscription on its wall reads: "AD HONOREM DEI SACELLIUM HOC RENOVATUM SUMPTIBUS BERNARDI A GOHR JUDICIS MEDMANNI ET CHRISTINAE CLUTEN CONIUGUM. ANNO 1617".

Organ

Information about the church's organ is not available.

Bells

There is no information available regarding bells at the Heiligenhäuschen.

Heritage Status

The Heiligenhäuschen has been designated as a heritage site with a rating of 8. It is recognized for its historical and cultural importance by local authorities.

Visiting Information

The church's opening hours are not specified, but it appears to be open to visitors. However, wheelchair accessibility is not available due to the church's nature as a chapel.

Notable Artworks or Relics

There are no notable artworks or relics associated with the Heiligenhäuschen that have been documented in available information.