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St. Lawrence

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church building in Nuremberg, Germany

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Vinony's link graph records 51 inbound references to St. Lawrence, and connects out to Germany, World War II and Catholic Church.

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It sits within the topics Commons link is locally defined, Gothic hall churches in Germany and Lutheran churches converted from Roman Catholicism.

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Instance of: church building
Named after: Lawrence of Rome
Religion: Protestant Church in Germany
Country: Germany
Located in: Nuremberg
Material used: sandstone
Location: Nuremberg
Dedicated to: Lawrence of Rome
Official website: lorenzkirche.de
Image: Nürnberg St. Lorenz Türme Totale.jpg
Height: 80
Width: 30
Length: 91.20

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Commons category: St. Lorenz (Nürnberg)
architectural style: Gothic architecture
Commons gallery: St. Lorenz, Nuremberg
inception: 1250-00-00
Commons Institution page: St. Lorenz (Nürnberg)
street address: Lorenzer Platz 1
located in the religious territorial entity: Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria
catalog code: 183
date of official opening: 1900-05-05
native label: St. Lorenz
diocese: Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria
architect: Mathes Roriczer

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Commons link is locally defined Gothic hall churches in Germany Lutheran churches converted from Roman Catholicism Lutheran churches in Nuremberg