St Jacob Church

Built in 1334, the St Jacob church in Lübeck, with three bays, was the church of seamen and captains. It is one of the rare churches not burnt out during the Palmarum bombing in 1942.

In the north tower chapel, a memorial is dedicated to the seamen that never returned.

The Pamir's lifeboat in St Jacob church

One can alo see the wreck of the Pamir's lifeboat.

St Jacob church's organ

The Pamir's lifeboat in St Jacob church

This lifeboat was bring back by the Passat we can see now there in Travemünde.

To be seen specialy in the church is the "small organ" in its 16th century original state. Organs concerts may be heard there in their original version ante Jean-Sebastian Bach.

The Pamir's lifeboat N°2 in 2003 (Ref)

St Jacob Church

Near the St Jacob church, one can still see a group of three floors houses built from a brick in 1601, used as a presbytery.

(1) St Jakobi Church

(2) Seamen Colombarium Project

(3) Ceremony