Domkirche St. Marien
Hamburg’s present St. Marien Cathedral, in the St. Georg district, was consecrated as St. Marien Church on 28 June 1893. In 2018 the metropolitan chapter commissioned an exhibition about the church’s history and earlier background for its 125th consecration anniversary.
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Hamburg’s present St. Marien Cathedral, in the St. Georg district, was consecrated as St. Marien Church on 28 June 1893. In 2018 the metropolitan chapter commissioned an exhibition about the church’s history and earlier background for its 125th consecration anniversary.
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Editorial interpretation: The distinction between the church’s consecration and its present cathedral identity provides a useful starting point. The anniversary account can serve as an introduction to further historical reading rather than a complete chronology.
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