Sakskøbing (DK), the bells of Sakskøbing church

Tone sequence: f'-b'-e''
The big bell was cast in 1422 by Pet(h)er. The middle bell was added in 1852 by J. G. Krog in Frederiksværk. The small bell was placed on the tower in the 14th century.
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The church at Sakskøbing on Lolland was built in the late 13th century as a late Romanesque brick church with a nave, chancel and apse. The massive, square west tower was added in the late Gothic period.
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Sakskøbing is a small town in the north-east of Lolland. It was first mentioned in 1240. In the early Baroque period, it lost a great deal of its importance and consequently fell into a state of rapid decline; in the 18th century there were also several town fires. This changed at the turn of the century; in 1855, the town had over 1,000 inhabitants for the first time, compared to just 272 in 1672. The town continued to grow after the sugar factory closed in 1991 and now has a population of just under 4,550.
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The photo was taken on 13 August 2024. Many thanks to everyone involved for making the documentation possible!
Two of the church pictures are from Wikimedia.

[@dreikoenigsglocke]

Wow! Klasse was dort alles zu finden ist! Auch hochinteressant mal etwas aus dem Land zu sehen. Danke für die Ermöglichung!

[@bellspotter]

Sehr gerne!