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Diocese of Karlstad

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Holmedals kyrka

Holmedals kyrka is a Neoclassical parish church in Holmedal, Årjäng municipality, built between 1854 and 1857 to designs by the architect C G Blom-Carlsson. Whitewashed and rectangular in plan, it stands in Karlstad diocese and replaced two earlier churches on nearby sites.

Holmedals prästgård, 67294, Årjäng

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Holms kyrka

Holms kyrka's oldest structural elements are believed to date from the 13th century. It is unclear how much of the old church survives within the present walls.

Box 94, 46422, Mellerud

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Huggenäs kyrka

Huggenäs kyrka is a wooden church in Säffle, Värmland, with a free-standing bell tower. It has medieval origins and was rebuilt after being ruined in the nineteenth century, later re-inaugurated in 1972. It is no longer a parish church but is looked after by a…

661 92, Säffle

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Järbo kyrka

Järbo kyrka, one of the smaller churches in Dalsland, is a whitewashed stone building with a slate-covered nave and a copper-clad tower. The church site dates back to the Middle Ages, with the oldest surviving fabric in the centre of the nave.

Järbo Kyrka, 450 63, Högsäter

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Järns kyrka

Järns kyrka is a medieval parish church near Mellerud in Dalsland, best known for its distinctive free-standing bell tower, entirely clad in slate. Standing in open, flat farmland, the stone church dates largely from the 1200s, though its present appearance owes much to later alterations.

Box 94, 464 22, Mellerud

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Järnskogs kyrka

Järnskogs kyrka, in Järnskog parish near Koppom in Värmland, is a stone church consecrated on the first Sunday of Advent in 1699. It replaced an earlier wooden church, thought to have been medieval in origin, that stood on the site before it.

67398, Koppom

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