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Diocese of Karlstad

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Kapellet Silbodal

The Kapellet Silbodal is a funeral chapel located in the north-western corner of Silbodal cemetery, in the southern part of the Årjäng community. The chapel with mortuary was inaugurated in 1997, and was designed by architect Marianne Åstedt. The mortuary has space for 6 coffins…

Storgatan 8, 672 31, Årjäng

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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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Karlsdals kapell

Karlsdals kapell is a small chapel in Karlskoga municipality, Örebro county, lying near the old Karlsdal ironworks about 15 kilometres from central Karlskoga. It belongs to Karlskoga parish within the Church of Sweden and reflects the area's industrial heritage.

Karlsdal

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Karlskoga kyrka

Karlskoga kyrka, in its oldest parts dating from the end of the 16th century, is the oldest building in the town of Karlskoga. Its long history stretches from a modest timber church commissioned by Duke Karl to the cruciform building visitors see today.

Kungsvägen alternativt Centrumleden i Karlskoga stadskärna, Karlskoga

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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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