Veringenstadt Annakapellenhöhle.jpg
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Deutsch: Platz unterhalb der Anna-Kapellen-Höhle (Naturdenkmal) oberhalb von Veringenstadt in einem Felsen des Weißen Jura. Die Höhle wurde nach der früher hier stehenden St. Annakapelle benannt. Der Höhleneingang ist nach Norden ausgerichtet.
Die Stele erinnert an die St. Anna-Kapelle, die an dieser Stelle 1515 erbaut wurde. Der erste Kirchenpfleger war der Maler Peter Strüb aus Veringenstadt. 1817 wurde die Kapelle abgebrochen. Die Stele wurde von Ilse Wolf aus Inneringen gestaltet und am 1. Mai 1998 eingeweiht. |
| Date | 24 April 2015, 10:57:20 |
| Source | Own work |
| Author | Th. Fink Veringen |
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