Keila church

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Keila church (

There is no information, when exactly construction works of the church began. It is known that about 1280, square chapel was built in "Keila hill". The main body of the church was probably built at the beginning of 14th century.[1]

Keila church was destroyed in 1558 during the Livonian War. By the year 1596, the church was restored.^[1]

References

External links

• Keila St. Michael's Church Official website (English)
• Keila St. Michael's Church Official website (Estonian)