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A Photo Tour of Wittenburg

The Pulpit of the Castle Church

The Castle Church from a Distance
A book on display in Luther’s House in Wittenberg
The Town Square
The Castle Church in Wittenberg, where Luther posted the 95 Theses
The Castle Church door on which Luther would have posted the Theses. The original wooden door burned in the 1700s, so it has been replaced with a metal one on which the Theses are engraved
Inside the Wittenberg Castle Church
The Organ of the Castle Church
The Pulpit of the Castle Church
Luther is Buried at the front of the Castle Church, below the Pulpit
St. Mary’s in Witenberg, where Luther Often Preached
Inside St. Mary’s in Wittenberg, where Luther Preached
A Street in Wittenberg
The year 1540 carved into the wall of Luther’s House
A Street in Wittenburg
Martin Luther
A Statue of Martin Luther in the Square
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