The second church stands in the middle of Dvor pri Polhovem Gradcu . It is a late Gothic structure dedicated to Saint Peter and was built in 1525 , probably on the site of an earlier church . It has a carved door casing and a late Gothic wooden ceiling with Renaissance elements . Its main altar dates to 1739 and one of the side altars with the date 1627 , dedicated to Saint Valentine , would be the oldest surviving example of a gilded wooden altar in Slovenia if it had not been so excessively restored at various points . The church has cultural heritage status . The church was built from the ruins of Baumgarten Manor after it was destroyed in the earthquake of 1511 and it is also referred to as the " imperial church " ( '' cesarska cerkev '' ) or " count 's church " ( '' grofova cerkev '' )
earthquake of 1511
1511 Idrija earthquake
Dvor pri Polhovem Gradcu