Wayside Shrine "Seven Sorrows of Mary"
Late 19th-century wayside shrine featuring a relief of the "Seven Sorrows of Mary".
A Catholic wayside shrine from the late 19th century, its relief depicting the "Seven Sorrows of Mary".
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At a Glance
- Type
- wayside shrine
- Denomination
- Roman Catholic
- Construction
- plastered brick shrine house
- Built
- late 19th century
- Relief
- "Seven Sorrows of Mary" motif
- Former name
- Seven Sorrows of Mary
- Status
- listed monument
Design and Motif
The shrine takes the form of a small plastered brick house. Its relief was created in the second half of the 19th century and portrays the "Seven Sorrows of Mary". Because of this motif, the shrine was formerly also known as the "Seven Sorrows of Mary".
Heritage Protection
The shrine is a registered historic monument and is maintained under the supervision of the local heritage authority.
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