St. Anne's Church, Dresden
Lutheran parish church founded by an electress, with a classical tower and a four-bell peal.
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This guide to St. Anne's Church in Dresden follows the rituals that have marked the building's life, starting with an August day in sixteen nineteen when a new tower first spoke to its parish. It reaches back to the founding Electress the city called Mother Anna, and forward to a festival in eighteen sixty-nine and a document read aloud before the congregation. Stand near her bronze statue by the doors, with the tower in view.
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