St. Michaelskirche
St. Michaelskirche stands in Bremen-Vegesack as a cross-shaped neo-Romanesque church built between 1906 and 1908. Ibbenbürener sandstone shapes the structure, while a 55-metre tower rises above its roof.
Architect Karl Mohrmann designed the church for Grohn’s growing population after an independent Lutheran community formed there in March 1906. Original ornamental paintings by Karl Bohlmann and stained-glass windows by Georg Karl Rohde remain inside, alongside a 28-register organ and bells cast in 1926.
The protected ensemble includes a parsonage, confirmation hall, cemetery, chapel and trees, with a Leffers family section and a small Otto Freise mausoleum. A community house joined the grounds in 2016 and 2017.
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