List of Brick Romanesque buildings
East of Elbe River

List of Brick Romanesque buildings

Section Title: East of Elbe River
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Place	Building	Main period of construction	Special features	Image

Altenkirchen	Parish Church	Begun probably about 1185	Near previous Slavic cult place of the god Svantevit on Cape Arkona	-

Altenkrempe	Basilica	1190 to 1240	-

Bad Segeberg	St. Mary's	-

Bergen auf Rügen	St. Mary's	-

Eutin	St. Michael's	1180s to early 13th century	-

Gadebusch	Town Church St. Jacob and St. Dionysius	Late Romanesque, begun about 1220	Kirche in Gadebusch.JPG

Jerichow	Jerichow Monastery	1148-1172	Former Premonstratensian collegiate church, oldest brick structure East of the Elbe River	Kloster Jerichow 9 2015 10.JPG

Lehnin	Lehnin Abbey	Circa 1185-1235, altered up to 1260	-

Lübeck	Cathedral	1163-1230	Romanesque nave, Gothic choir	-

Lübow	Village church	1st half 13th century	Possibly residential church of nearby Mecklenburg Castle	-

Melkow	Village church	Circa 1200	-

Mölln	St. Nicholas	Early 13th century	Basilica	-

Neubukow	Parish church	Double-naved hall church	-

Neukloster	Abbey church	before 1227	-

Oldenburg (Holstein)	St. John's	Mainly built 1156-1160	Oldest brick church in Northern Europe	-

Ratzeburg	Cathedral	Mainly 1160-1220	Oldest fully preserved brick church east of Elbe	-

Rehna	Abbey	Late Romanesque	Single-naved abbey church	-

Rieseby	Village church	Circa 1220/1230	-

Sagard	St. Michael's Church (DE)	1210	choir replaced at about 1400 and tower added at about 1500 in Gothic style	-

Schaprode	Village church	1st half 13th century	-

Schlagsdorf	Village church	1st half 13th century	-

Schleswig	Schleswig Cathedral	1134 – c. 1200	built of granite, tufa and brick; Gothic additions 1275-1300; tower 20th century	-

Schönhausen	Village church	Consecrated 1212	-

(Bad) Segeberg	St. Mary's Church (DE)	-

Vietlübbe (near Dragun)	Village church	Early 13th century	Latin cross plan	-

Wust	Village church	Circa 1200	Tower added in the 18th century	-

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The Romanesque building, Jerichow Monastery, is the oldest brick east of the Elbe River.

final_sentence: The Romanesque building, Jerichow Monastery, is the oldest brick east of the Elbe River.