4th Station of the Cross: Mary on the Way of Sorrows
Whitewashed brick wayside shrine featuring a late 19th-century relief of the "Seven Sorrows of Mary."
A Roman Catholic wayside shrine in the form of a small brick house, its relief depicting the "Seven Sorrows of Mary."
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At a Glance
- Type
- Wayside shrine, Roman Catholic
- Construction
- Small brick house, whitewashed
- Artwork
- Relief depicting the "Seven Sorrows of Mary"
- Built
- Second half of the 19th century
- Heritage status
- Listed under number 135
Artwork and Name
The relief shows a pictorial representation of the "Seven Sorrows of Mary." Based on this motif, the shrine was formerly known by the name "Seven Sorrows of Mary" (old name).
Heritage Protection
The wayside shrine is registered with the Lower Heritage Authority.
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