St. John's Church

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by Björn Appel

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St. John's Church in Stuttgart, Germany, is a notable example of Gothic Revival architecture. Constructed between 1864 and 1876, the church is situated on a small peninsula in the Feuersee, an artificial lake, creating a picturesque setting. It was designed by the architect Christian Friedrich von Leins. The church was heavily damaged during World War II and subsequently restored, although its tower was intentionally left incomplete as a memorial to the devastation of the war. Today, St.

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