During the period of spiritual and economic prosperity, the Reformed congregation of Kľúčovec became an independent parish, and the Reformed church was built in 1847 on the site of the old church building, in the neoclassical style, but with Baroque elements. The church was rebuilt in 1885 without major changes. Its main features are: a church of the Creator, straight closure, segmental-arched windows, a tower projecting from the plane of the wall, semicircular sound-holes, a baroque arched pediment, and a balcony cornice. The interior is 19th century. The church has a monumental organ, a positive organ with 5 stops, which was brought to the congregation from the Eastern Slovakia region. The organ, a monumental rarity, dates from around the second half of the 18th century. The pine tree in front of the church was planted by the congregation to commemorate the tragic death of Queen Elisabeth, wife of Franz Joseph.
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