Summary
Jere Bonačić–Proti commissioned the small Church of St Jerome in the Banjić area around 1860, with the archbishop’s permission and a bequest for its upkeep.
The location is approximate; the source is a local historical account by the tourist board.
History and purpose
The Chapel of St Jerome, known locally as sv. Jere, was built around 1860 on land at Banjić, at the end of Pantera, a former boat haul-out area and shipyard.
Structure and traces of the past
With the archbishop’s permission, Jere Bonačić-Proti commissioned the chapel in honour of his patron saint, St Jerome. The small chapel is thus also connected with Milna’s maritime history.
Access and visiting
The chapel stands beside Pantera’s waterfront. Check the access route and the current use of the surrounding land before arriving.
