Kulltorps församlingshem
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Kyrkvägen 81, 335 96, Kulltorp
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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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