St. Leodegar

St. Leodegar is a Protestant church in Grenzach-Wyhlen in the district of Lörrach, dedicated to the patronage of Saint Leodegar. The oldest parts of the building date back to the 15th century.
A pastor is mentioned in Grenzach for the first time in a document from 1275. The church appears in written sources from 1360 to 1370. The base of the tower from 1408 and the triumphal arch originate from the Late Gothic period. The polygonal choir with a five-eighths closure is inscribed and dated to 1426. The construction work likely extended over several decades and was completed with the consecration of the new altar on June 2, 1481. The Bishop of Basel consecrated the church in honor of Saint Leodegar of Autun as well as Saints Stephen, George, Sylvester, and Columban. A coat of arms on a console in the sacrament house from 1494 commemorates the marriage between Adelberg III. von Bärenfels and Ursula of and zu Schönau.

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