Old chapel in Croatia
Posted by Brano on May 21, 2011 | Comments Off on Old chapel in Croatia
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Loading...This photos are taken from car traveling from Zagreb to Miro’s weekend house on Kupa river.
Exact location unknown (I am sure that Miro will provide it).
Update, May 22nd, 2011 – I found some info on the net:
Stari Brod, a village along the Kupa river, 17 km west of Sisak. The wooden chapel of St. Martin is of a quadrangular ground-plan, with the three-sided ending. The steep roof is covered with roof-tiles and the small tower above the main front has a conical shingle-covered cap. The chapel has no windows; instead there are the openings covered with boards, which open downward. The tabulate is painted with floral motifs and the floor is tiled with ancient bricks from Siscia (the inscription of the year 1774). The altar dates back to 1743.
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