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Kulltorps kyrka

Kulltorps kyrka is a traditional medieval church in the village of Kulltorp, Jönköpings län, believed to have been built before the end of the 12th century. Part of Kulltorps församling within the Church of Sweden's Växjö diocese, it retains features spanning several centuries of alteration.

Kulltorps församlingshem

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Kumla kyrka

Kumla kyrka is a parish church in Kumla kyrkby, Västmanland, part of Kumla, Tärna och Kila pastorat within the Diocese of Västerås. Its grey-stone origins date back to around 1300, making it one of the area's older surviving village churches.

Kumlavägen 10, Kumla kyrkby, 733 93, SALA

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Kumla kyrka

Kumla kyrka is a small Romanesque limestone church near Väderstad in Östergötland, said to be Linköping diocese's smallest church. Built around the late 12th or early 13th century beside Lake Tåkern, it retains much of its medieval character despite later alterations.

Kumla kyrka, 596 95, Väderstad

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Kumla kyrka

Kumla kyrka stands beside the old main road through Närke, once the route of the king's ceremonial progress, the eriksgata. Though its present building dates from the twentieth century, a church has occupied this site since medieval times, and its grounds hold a memorial to…

Södra Kungsvägen 63, 692 38, Kumla

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Kumlaby kyrka

Kumlaby kyrka, on the island of Visingsö in Lake Vättern, is one of the best-preserved early medieval church buildings in north-western Småland. Built in the first half of the 1100s, it later had an unusual second life as a schoolroom before being restored as a…

563 94, Visingsö

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