Bridge, Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, St. William and St. Agnes of Rome, view into the side nave, 1965

Early Baroque Capuchin monastery church. Consecrated May 16, 1627. Originally a single-nave structure oriented north-south, with a rectangular nave and long rectangular presbytery. A rectangular chapel adjoined the choir on the east side. A transept was added in 1756; this reconstruction eliminated a corridor that ran along the west wall and led to the convent attached to the north wall of the sanctuary. The main altar is early Baroque, dating from 1630-1640. The furnishings were from the 3rd .. Read more »quarter of the 18th century. The monastery and church were demolished during the demolition of the historic part of the city.