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Kapelle Sogn Carli (Sogn Carlo Borromeo), Morissen
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In the vernacular, the chapel of Sogn Carlo Borromeo is simply called Sogn Carli. It stands in a small forest clearing in the forest of the same name above Morissen. It is believed to have been built in the second half of the 17th century. Keys available.
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closed, small window to look in, key available from Beatice Koch, Tel. 0041 81 931 10 71.
In a small clearing in the forest above Morissen stands the small chapel Sogn Carli. It was probably built in the second half of the 17th century. The bell yoke was built during the renovation works of 1940-41 and an old bell from the Sogn Roc chapel in Vella was attached to it.
Description: On the eastern slope of Piz Mundaun, on the old path from Morissen to Obersaxen. The nave and the recessed, flat-ended choir to the northwest, both with wooden ceilings. Semicircular chancel arch. West entrance.
Murals: In the nave, the Last Judgement with St. Michael as the weighing of souls. Next to it is the Mother of God with an unknown alliance coat of arms.
On the way to S. Carlo, small wayside shrine.
(Collected by: Regiun Surselva)
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Kapelle Sogn Carli (Sogn Carlo Borromeo), Morissen
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