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Basic listingMularps kyrka is a small Romanesque parish church in Falköping municipality, Västra Götaland, said to date from 1197 and counted among the oldest and smallest churches in the Falbygden district. It offers a compact but rewarding glimpse of medieval church-building.
View church details: Mularps kyrkaBasic listingMullhyttans kyrka stands on the south-western terrace of the Kilsbergen hills, at the heart of the industrial community of Mullhyttan in Örebro county. Built in the late 1920s, it began life as a modest wooden chapel serving a growing parish.
Mullhyttans kyrka, 716
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Kyrkvägen 9, 56531, Mullsjö
View church details: Mullsjö hembygdsgårdBasic listingLocation and available visiting information.
Kyrkvägen 9, 56531, Mullsjö
View church details: Mullsjö MissionskyrkaBasic listingMulseryds kyrka is a timber church in Mulseryd, Jönköping County, part of the Church of Sweden. Its oldest surviving elements are thought to date from the medieval period, though the present building largely reflects rebuilding work carried out in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
Mulseryd 19, 560 25, Bottnaryd
View church details: Mulseryds kyrkaBasic listingMultrå kyrka is a neoclassical stone church near Sollefteå in Ångermanland, with a whitewashed exterior and slender tower. Its pulpit, made in 1864 in white and gold by Hans Jakob Sundström, is one of several notable furnishings inside.
Multrå kyrkobord 305, Sollefteå
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