Kaple svatého Isidora (Nové Strašecí) - Čsl. armády

Name: Kaple svatého Isidora (Nové Strašecí) - Čsl. armády
Address: Čsl. armády, 271 01 Nové Strašecí, Czechia, Nové Strašecí, 271, Czech

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Address :	Čsl. armády, 271 01 Nové Strašecí, Czechia
Postal code :	271
Categories :	Chapel ,
City :	Nové Strašecí

Čsl. armády, 271 01 Nové Strašecí, Czechia

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Jednoduchá církevní stavba na obdélníkovém půdorysu byla zbudována na Pražském předměstí v roce 1711. Je zasvěcena svatému Isidorovi, oblíbenému patronu rolníků. V místě oltáře kdysi stávala umělecky cenná dřevěná polychromovaná socha světce v životní velikosti. Za církevních reforem císaře Josefa II. byla kaple roku 1783 zrušena. Znovu byla vysvěcena roku 1830 jako hřbitovní, kdy byl kolem ní zřízen nový městský hřbitov. Ten sloužil do roku 1912, kdy byl pro nedostatek hrobových míst přestěhován na jižní okraj města. Stavba prošla rekonstrukcí na počátku 21. století. A simple sacral object on a rectangular floor plan was built in the town´s Prague suburbs in 1711. It is dedicated to St. Isidore, a popular patron saint of peasants. At the site of the altar once stood an artistically valuable wooden polychrome statue of a saint in life size. During the church reforms of Emperor Joseph II. the chapel was abolished in 1783. It was consecrated again in 1830 as a cemetery one, when a new town cemetery was established around it. It served until 1912, when it was moved to the southern edge of the city due to a lack of grave sites. The building was renovated at the beginning of the 21st century.

A simple church building on a rectangular floor plan was built in the Prague suburbs in 1711. It is dedicated to St. Isidore, a popular patron saint of peasants. At the site of the altar once stood an artistically valuable wooden polychrome statue of a saint in life size. During the church reforms of Emperor Joseph II. the chapel was abolished in 1783. It was consecrated again in 1830 as a cemetery, when a new town cemetery was established around it. It served until 1912, when it was moved to the southern outskirts of the city due to a lack of grave sites. The building was renovated at the beginning of the 21st century. A simple sacral object on a rectangular floor plan was built in the town´s Prague suburbs in 1711. It is dedicated to St. Isidore, a popular patron saint of peasants. At the site of the altar once stood an artistically valuable wooden polychrome statue of a saint in life size. During the church reforms of Emperor Joseph II. the chapel was abolished in 1783. It was consecrated again in 1830 as a cemetery one, when a new town cemetery was established around it. It served until 1912, when it was moved to the southern edge of the city due to a lack of grave sites. The building was renovated at the beginning of the 21st century.