Category:Klosterkirche St. Marien (Kloster Lehnin)

**Monastery Church Lehnin**
	three-aisle pillared basilica in Lehnin Abbey, Brandenburg, Germany Langhaus der Klosterkirche
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Instance of	basilica; brick building; monastery church;
Part of	Lehnin Abbey;
Named after	Virgin Mary;
Dedicated to	Virgin Mary;
Made from material	brick;
Location	Kloster Lehnin, Potsdam-Mittelmark District, Brandenburg, Germany
Architectural style	Romanesque architecture; Early Gothic;
Architect	Friedrich August Stüler (1860); Reinhold Persius (1842); Wilhelm Salzenberg (1862–1871);
Commissioned by	Otto I (1190s); Frederick William IV of Prussia (1842–1860s);
Owned by	Q985211;
Occupant	Q985211 (1911–); Cistercians (1190s–1543);
Heritage designation	architectural heritage monument in Brandenburg;
Inception	1190s (before 1200, after 1185);
Significant event	church dedication (1262); reconstruction (1871–1877); church dedication (1877);
Religion or worldview	Lutheranism;
	52° 19′ 13.84″ N, 12° 44′ 36.24″ E
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Deutsch: Die evangelische Klosterkirche St. Marien — Kloster Lehnin, in Kloster Lehnin (Gemeinde), Mark Brandenburg.

Gehört und dient einer unierten Gemeinde der unierten Evangelischen Kirche Berlin-Brandenburg-Schlesische Oberlausitz.

English: The Cloister Church of St. Mary's — at Kloster Lehnin (Lehnin abbey) in the Municipality of Kloster Lehnin, Brandenburg, northeast Germany.

Since 1911 it has been owned and used by a united congregation within the Evangelical Church of Berlin-Brandenburg-Silesian Upper Lusatia, a united Protestant church body of Calvinist, Lutheran, and united congregations.
The Brick Gothic church forms the northern wing of the former Cistercian monastery cloister (thus its name), and was completed in the first half of the 13th century.
The building was neglected after the Reformation (1542), fell into ruin, and was restored from 1871 to 1877. Original Gothic sections include some bays in the vault's crossing, and the choir.