Těchnice, kostel sv. Štěpána. Letecký pohled na kostel při napouštění přehrady

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Without a roof, rafters and ceiling (they were removed before flooding), leaving only the vault over the presbytery. Masonry is preserved in its original amount. The facade is destroyed. The church is a single, rectangular, with a square tower in the western facade and narrow, indented, pentagonal presbytery. In the northern wall of the chancel is attached a rectangular sacristy. The boat was covered with a flat ceiling, the presbytery is arched cross vault with a targeting profiled ribs associated bolt. The equipment came from the late 17th century. The main altar from 1660 was a sign of the genus Bukovských before the triumphal arch stood painted pulpit from the late 17th century. On the tower bells hung from the years 1432 and 1605. The last service in the church took place on 3. 11. 1957. It was a solemn Mass, the priest of Malinský Klučenice was preaching a farewell ceremony impression magnified by several bridesmaids.