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Värmlands län

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Karlanda kyrka

Karlanda kyrka, a whitewashed stone church in Värmland, was built between 1776 and 1778 to replace an earlier medieval timber church that had stood nearby. Its plain exterior and preserved older fittings make it a modest but interesting example of 18th-century rural church building.

Holmedals prästgård, 67294, Årjäng

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Kila kyrka

Kila kyrka is a stone parish church in Säffle, Värmland, consecrated in 1654 to replace an earlier medieval wooden church that probably stood nearby. Built on a hill above Harefjorden, it remains the parish church of Kila within the Diocese of Karlstad.

Kila kyrka, Säffle

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Köla kyrka

Köla kyrka, in Värmland near the Norwegian border, was built in the early 18th century, replacing an older wooden church thought to be of medieval origin. This guide draws on local heritage records and Wikipedia to outline its history and notable furnishings.

Köla församlingshem, 67396, Åmotfors

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Kristinehamns kyrka

Kristinehamns kyrka is centrally located in the town. The church was consecrated in 1858 and represents the breakthrough of Neo-Gothic style in Sweden, both in terms of architectural style and in terms of materials and building technique.

Nya Kyrkogatan 3, 68131, Kristinehamn

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Kronoparkskyrkan

Kronoparkskyrkan is a modern church in Karlstad, built in 1980 to designs by the architect Janne Feldt. It forms part of a larger centre building that also houses a district library, reflecting its role at the heart of community life on the Kronoparken estate.

Signalhornsgatan 21, 656 34, Karlstad

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