St. Ulrich
St. Ulrich is an Evangelical-Lutheran parish church in Weidelbach, a district of Dinkelsbühl, Bavaria. Its protected monument status accompanies a layered history reaching at least the early twelfth century. The fourteenth-century choir tower retains robust stone masonry and arrow slits.
The present tower includes an attached sacristy from the fourteenth century. Franz Keller renewed the nave in Baroque style during 1721 and 1722. Inside, a cross-ribbed vault covers the choir’s ground floor. The interior holds a Baroque altar from 1752 and a pulpit from 1721.
An angel presenting Veronica’s veil appears in a sacrament house dating around 1500. G. F. Steinmeyer & Co. built the organ in 1869, with thirteen registers, two manuals, and a pedal. Restoration inside and out followed between 2010 and 2014, preserving the church’s accumulated layers.
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