Dřevěná zvonice - Dřevěná zvonice

Beauty.

Next to the church there is a beautiful wooden octagonal bell tower with a shingle roof from 1750.

The beautiful wooden timbered bell tower from 1504 with a floor plan of a regular octagon has a roof covered with shingles. Initially, it served more as a defensive turret to the Vyskeř church, which at that time did not yet have its own tower. In 1506, the Václav bell was purchased for the bell tower, which measures 75 cm in diameter and weighs 227 kg. Later, the Maria bell with a diameter of 83 cm and 314 kg was also moved here. It originally hung in the church steeple, but its weight was too big a bite for its construction. Due to the suspension of both bells, the bell tower was pulled to a height in 1750 and enlarged overall. During World War I, the Maria Bell was requisitioned and shattered. The beautiful wooden timbered bell tower from 1504 with a plan of regular octahedron has a roof covered with shingles. Initially it served rather as a defensive turret to the local church, which at that time still did not have its own tower. In 1506, a bell called Václav was bought into the belfry, measuring 75 cm in diameter and weighing 227 kg. Also later, the bell called Maria with a diameter of 83 cm and 314 kg was moved there. It originally hung in the church tower, but its weight was too much for the tower construction. Due to the suspension of both bells, the bell tower was pulled up and enlarged in 1750. During the First World War, the bell of Mary was swept and broken into shards.