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Basic listingDrängsereds kyrka, in the Halland village of Drängsered, was built in 1780–1783 and consecrated on 30 January 1785, when it was named after the reigning Queen of Sweden, Sophia Magdalena, consort of Gustav III.
Drängsereds kyrka, 314 98, Drängsered
View church details: Drängsereds kyrkaBasic listingFärgaryds kyrka is a parish church in the village of Färgaryd, in Hylte kommun in western Småland, standing within an attractive churchyard.
Kyrkogatan 1
View church details: Färgaryds kyrkaBasic listingFemsjö kyrka, in the Femsjö parish of Hylte municipality, stands close to the old border between Sweden and Denmark. Though its origins are medieval, repeated destruction during that turbulent frontier history means the building visitors see today largely dates from the eighteenth century.
BOX 4, 31421, HYLTEBRUK
View church details: Femsjö kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Östrabo
View church details: Femsjö kyrkoreservatBasic listingHyltebruks kyrka is the parish church of Färgaryds församling, standing in the centre of the small town of Hyltebruk in western Småland, Hallands län. Consecrated in 1924, it remains a notable example of early twentieth-century Swedish church architecture.
Kyrkogatan 1
View church details: Hyltebruks kyrkaBasic listingJälluntofta kyrka is a parish church in the small settlement of Jälluntofta in Hylte municipality, Halland county, within the historic province of Småland. It belongs to Unnaryd parish in the Diocese of Växjö and dates from the early 1860s.
314 52, Unnaryd
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