Table 1 Results of the archival query and field research—general data
No. # | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Location | Miłobądz | Pruszcz Gdański I | Kiezmark | Pruszcz Gdański II | Koźliny | Trutnowy |
Date of church construction | 14th | Mid-fourteenth century | 1727 | 1928 | Mid-fourteenth century | Mid-fourteenth century |
Date of roof structure | 1956 | Fifteenth century | 1727 | 1928 | 1686 | Seventeenth century |
Attic truss | King post truss | King post truss | Scissor truss | Collar beam truss wit struts | King post truss | |
Carpentry joint in the ridge (Fig. 6) | Pinned, bolted | Bridle joint | Bridle joint | Pinned, bolted | Bridle joint | Bridle joint |
Carpentry joint: rafter and collar beam (Fig. 6) | Pinned, bolted | Lap joint | Mortise and tenon | Pinned, bolted | Mortise and tenon | Dovetail log |
Wood species | Pine | Oak | Oak | Pine | Oak | Oak |
Roof covering (Fig. 2) | Red tiles | Red tiles | Red tiles | Red tiles | Red tiles | Red tiles |
State of conservation | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good |
Gracity ventilation of the attic | Intact | Intact | Intact | Intact | Intact | Intact |
Carpenters' marks (Fig. 7) | None | Visible, Roman numerals II, III, IIII, V | Visible Roman numerals X, IX, IIIIX | none | Visible Roman numerals VIII, VIIII, XI and signts made with chisel or gouge | Visible Roman numerals IIII, IIIII and signs made with chisel or gouge |
Remarks: | The church was burned in 1945, the roof truss was rebuilt in 1956, in 1984–1985 the roof construction was strengthened | The roof truss was rebuilt in the fifteenth century after the fire in 1460. Individual reinforcements and replacements of some structural elements carried out in the past are visible | 1971–1972 roofing renovation, 2010–2012 church renovation was carried out | In 1945 the church was demolished. The roof was renovated in 2004, in 2022 a ventilation system was installed in the attic | The church was not damaged in 1945 | the church tower was demolished by the Germans in 1945 before the Red Army entered. It was rebuilt in 2018 with the efforts of the parishioners |
