The Protestant village church of Französisch Buchholz in today's Berlin district of Französisch Buchholz is one of over 50 village churches in Berlin that are under monument protection. It was built in the 13th century as a three-part apse church made of fieldstone blocks. In 1852, the church was redesigned and expanded. During World War II, the organ, part of the interior furnishings, the roof structure, and the tower were destroyed.
In 1242, the village that had emerged around 1230 was mentioned for the first time in a document. The carefully crafted fieldstone block masonry and the remnants of round arches classify the church as a late Romanesque building, as does the originally existing apse. It can therefore be assumed that the construction period was between 1250 and 1260. The village had four parish farms and one church farm.
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