The chapel, also called Turzovská, is an early Baroque building from the 17th century. Until the consecration of the new church of St. Anny (1911) held services here. It used to be part of a manor house, of which only a few walls remained, foundations and cellars. At the wall of the chapel there is a classicist cross from 1782. Chapel in r. 1747 restored. As a result of the earthquake in 1763 it was damaged, it was renovated in 1778 Count František Esterházy. In r. 1780 repaired the altar and in In 1785 the chapel received a new painting of St. Anny.
The chapel, also called Turzovská, is an early Baroque building from the 17th century. Until the consecration of the new church of St. Anny (1911) held services here. It used to be part of a manor house, of which only a few walls remained, foundations and cellars. At the wall of the chapel there is a classicist cross from 1782. Chapel in r. 1747 restored. As a result of the earthquake in 1763 it was damaged, it was renovated in 1778 Count František Esterházy. In r. 1780 repaired the altar and in In 1785 the chapel received a new painting of St. Anny.
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