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Basic listingGustav Adolfs kyrka was completed in 1781 and was consecrated in 1787 by Magnus Piscator, vicar of Älvdalen parish.
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Gustav Adolfsgatan 2, 504 56, Borås
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Carl Krooks Gata 36, 252 19, Helsingborg
View church details: Gustav Adolfs kyrkaBasic listingAt the top of the hill inside the gates to Gustavsberg cemetery, at Kyrkogårdsvägen 12, lies Gustavsberg chapel. The chapel was built in 1924 and designed by the architect Ferdinand Boberg. The chapel seats approximately 20 people.
Kyrkogårdsvägen 14, Gustavsberg
View church details: Gustavsbergs kapellBasic listingGustavsbergs kyrka stands at the heart of Gustavsberg, on Värmdö, built for the workers of the local porcelain factory and their families. Consecrated in 1907, it remains a distinctive piece of industrial and religious heritage in Stockholm's archipelago region.
Värmdögatan 1, 13431, Gustavsberg
View church details: Gustavsbergs kyrkaBasic listingGustavsfors kapell stands on the eastern shore of Lake Lelången in Bengtsfors. Built as a free-church meeting house in 1891, it passed through several congregations before Torrskogs församling acquired it and had it consecrated in 1957 by Bishop Gert Borgenstierna.
Karlsbergsvägen 17, 66631, Bengtsfors
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