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Boo kyrka is a parish church of the Church of Sweden, beautifully situated above Lake Sågsjön in Nacka kommun, just north of Värmdövägen. Consecrated in 1923 and designed by architect Martin Hedmark, it replaced an earlier wooden chapel on nearby Boo gård.
Boo kyrkväg 8, 13236, Saltsjö-Boo
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Pastorsexpeditionen Folkasbov 3, 69731, Pålsboda
View church details: Boo kyrkaBorgeby kyrka is a parish church of Bjärred parish, standing beside the Lödde å river in the village of Borgeby, Skåne. It has served the local community since around 1200 and retains a long, layered history reflected in its varied fabric.
Öresundsvägen 9, 23735, Bjärred
View church details: Borgeby kyrkaBorgholms kyrka, the parish church of Borgholm on the island of Öland, was built in 1879 in a distinctive invented 'medieval style' that borrows freely from both Romanesque and Gothic traditions, rather than following either precisely.
Östra Kyrkogatan 8, 387 31
View church details: Borgholms kyrkaBorgs kyrka, a few kilometres south-west of Norrköping, is a neoclassical church built in 1801–1803 to serve the newly merged parishes of Borg and Löt. It replaced two medieval churches and remains a striking example of late Gustavian design.
Wilhelm Wibergs gata 176, 603 77, NORRKÖPING
View church details: Borgs kyrkaBorgsjö kyrka, in Borgsjöbyn in the parish of Borgsjö-Haverö, is a Rococo-style church built between 1766 and 1771 under master builder Daniel Hagman, replacing a medieval stone church on the same site. It was consecrated on 12 January 1772.
Borgsjöbyn
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