Lodz - Trinity Parish Pictures
The following are pictures from the Lodz - Trinity Parish.
In a separate set below, you will find pictures of the German Lutheran Cemetery in Lodz which served all three parishes.
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Trinity Lutheran Church in Lodz. - photo courtesy WIKI |
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Trinity Lutheran Church in Lodz. - photo courtesy WIKI |
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Trinity Lutheran Church (now Catholic) undergoing restoration in 2012. Museum is to the left. One of their Archives is to the right but this not the Archive where genealogy records would be searched. - photo courtesy of Jerry Frank |
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| Historical pictures below were obtained from a Polish website, now defunct, that detailed the historical archictecture and construction of the building. They are used with permission of the original site creator. Unfortunately, the site went down before it was possible to copy and translate the descriptions. | |||
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German Lutheran Cemetery in Lodz
This cemetery contains numerous huge monuments to the German industrialists who, among others, were prominent in developing the cloth making industry in Lodz. Yet scattered among them one finds many other headstones representing family names that are being researched by members of SGGEE. While many German cemeteries in Poland have been abandoned to overgrowth and ruin, this one is somewhat well maintained with, of course some exceptions.
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Many names on the well-kept markers are recognizable. Included here are Lange, Ende, Pokrant, Seidel, Hartwig, and Schultz. |
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Lutheran Chapel in the German Cemetery in Lodz. - photo courtesy Jerry Frank |
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One of the industrialist's monuments in the German cemetery in Lodz. - photo courtesy of Jerry Frank |
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This view includes Ast and Hoffmann surnames. - photo courtesy of Jerry Frank |
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