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Basic listingRansäters kyrka, in Ransäter in Värmland, is a striking example of a church rebuilt after disaster. Its timber predecessor, dating from the 1660s, burned to the ground in December 1983; the present building was consecrated on 1 February 1986.
Skivedsleden 15
View church details: Ransäters kyrkaBasic listingKorsets kapell (the Chapel of the Cross) is one of two funeral chapels at Ruds kyrkogård (Ruds Cemetery) in Karlstad, the other being Uppståndelsens kapell (the Chapel of the Resurrection).
Västra Kyrkogatan 3-5
View church details: Ruds kyrkogård, Korsets kapellBasic listingRuds kyrkogård is home to Stillhetens kapell, and its grounds include the Chapel of the Cross (Korsets kapell) and the Chapel of the Resurrection (Uppståndelsens kapell), two funeral chapels located at Ruds kyrkogård in Karlstad.
Västra Kyrkogatan 3-5
View church details: Ruds kyrkogård, Stillhetens kapellBasic listingRudskoga kyrka, in Grunnebacca, Värmland, is a stone parish church consecrated in 1777, built to replace an older medieval wooden church on a site nearby. Despite being an entirely new structure, it preserves several remarkable fittings inherited from its predecessor.
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View church details: Rudskoga kyrkaBasic listingS:t Olavs kapell is a chapel in Ekshärad parish.
Ekesbergsvägen 1
View church details: S:t Olavs kapellBasic listingSäffle kyrka is the town church of Säffle, built to designs by architect Gunnar Bornö and inaugurated in May 1965. It forms part of a larger complex with parish buildings and a freestanding bell tower.
Billerudsgatan 17
View church details: Säffle kyrka