CHURCH IN TUM POLAND

This church in Tum is regarded as the

biggest and best preserved Romanesque

collegiate church in Poland.

Is it build of granite and sandstone.

The main entrance is made of sandstone.

This is a plaque in the entry way.

On this piece of marble are events probably about

the building and re-building of the church over the

years. The first date there is 969.

The last date not seen here was in the 1900's.

This also is inside the entry way and the door

entrance to the church is to the left of these

pillars. This water container has the

words anno domini 983 scratched in the

curvature. No running water into it.

Picture of the inside.

Elder Moon

Tower from outside the fence. The inside arch

in the lower center is the entrance into the church

and is made of sandstone.

The archway on the lower right is the entrance of

the fence into the grounds.
This was built in the early 12th century

and is dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary

and St. Aleksy.