Chapel of St. Lawrence and Sebastian, Laus

History: The first building was completed in 1587. Consecration in honour of St. Lawrence and St. Sebastian, 1592.  This chapel was apparently completely demolished by the Capuchins and replaced by a new building, 1695. Building description: Chapel facing east, which vaults over the choir with a barrel. Above the ship is a plaster ceiling, also in barrel form. Arched windows and doors. Saddle roof with a turret crowned by an octagonal pointed helmet. Equipment: The three altars (made of wood) were built around 1695 when the building was built. The high altar forms a concave aedicule with two pairs of sinuous columns. Altarpiece of St. Lawrence and Francis. The two side altars are adapted to the high altar. Bells: With inscriptions, 1736 and 1855, Grasmayr Feldkirch.