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Description Feldsteinkirche St. Lamberti in Selsingen, Landkreis Rotenburg (Wümme). Grundmauern des Kirchturmes etwa aus dem 11. Jahrhundert. Innerhalb des Turmes die Lambertus-Glocke, gegossen 1469 von Hinrich Klinghe. Das heute sichtbare Kirchenschiff stammt aus dem Jahre 1725. Ev.-Luth. Kirche und Gemeinde.
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