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Paštuvos Šv. Barboros Bažnyčia
Paštuvos Šv. Barboros Bažnyčia is a church located in the village of Tolivardzii. The old church was wooden, rectangular, single-towered, with a five-walled apse. The sacristy is attached to it from the side. A two-story wooden belfry and a wooden ornamented cross stood in the churchyard. After the Second World War, the priest Juozas Vailokaitis (1880 - 1953), a Siberian exile, was buried nearby in the Paštuva cemetery. On May 9th, 2012 the church was destroyed by fire.
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