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The Palzinger chapel is a small way chapel. It was established 1890 at the southeast local edge by Palzing nearby the guarding ditch brook.

The simple building exhibits again-gothical elements. In the chapel one is about 90 centimeters high sitting Marienfigur in a altar-similar pointed elbow, which holds the Jesuskind on its lap. The elbow of two only insignificantly smaller, wooden angel figures is flanked.

The chapel was established by the farmer's wife Walburga Neumair. It lived with her man Lorenz Neumair and their six to seven children in Palzing. After slaughtering a cow struck by the spleen fire, Neumair gotten sick heavily. After the excessive quantity an arm colored itself completely black and under the shoulder formed for tubers. In its emergency and fear of not being able to draw their children up any longer Neumair prayed to the nut/mother of God. It praised to build for her in honours a chapel if it left only the nut/mother to the children.

The state of health of Neumair actually improved. In the following years it put money for the building of the chapel from the meager income to the side. When 1890 300 Marks were brought together, Neumair redeemed its promise. On switching of its daughter Theresia she got a Marienfigur, which became central element of the interior from the Freisinger cathedral.

Neumair achieved the high age of 87 years and found after its death on the Palzinger cemetery beside their man and her son George the last