St. Margaretha
St. Margaretha stands in Reutti, a district of Neu-Ulm in Bavaria, Germany, as an Evangelical Lutheran parish church. Its architecture combines a longhouse with a chancel tower. Lower levels of the chancel tower date to 1318, while a new choir followed around 1472. The new choir has buttresses and a five-eighths eastern closure. An added tower storey contains the clock and bell frame beneath a saddle roof with pinnacles and battlements. Inside, the longhouse has a coffered ceiling. The chancel tower’s ground floor contains a net vault, while the choir displays a star vault on consoles. The high altar was made in 1498. Jörg Syrlin the Younger created the altar, and statues beside it are attributed to Niklaus Weckmann. Georg Rieder III is linked to the founder’s epitaph. Orgelbau Simon built the organ, which entered the church in 1968. The church is a protected architectural monument.
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