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Basic listingNors kyrka, in the parish of Nor in Värmland, was built between 1796 and 1798 to designs prepared by the Överintendentsämbetet, the Royal Board of Public Buildings. It replaced an earlier stone church that had stood a little to the north, closer to the Norsälven…
Åslidsgatan 4A, 66451, Vålberg
View church details: Nors kyrkaBasic listingNyeds kyrka is a wooden cruciform church in Molkom, Värmland, built between 1703 and 1706. It replaced two earlier wooden churches on the same site, both destroyed by fire after lightning strikes, in 1643 and 1702.
Kyrkvägen 1, Molkom
View church details: Nyeds kyrkaBasic listingÖstra Fågelviks kyrka, in Värmland east of Skattkärr, is a stone church built between 1715 and 1726 on the site of an earlier wooden church that had been completed in 1691 but burned down after a lightning strike in 1714.
Östra Fågelvik 209, Karlstad
View church details: Östra Fågelviks kyrkaBasic listingKorsets kapell (the Chapel of the Cross) is one of two funeral chapels at Ruds kyrkogård (Ruds Cemetery) in Karlstad, the other being Uppståndelsens kapell (the Chapel of the Resurrection).
Västra Kyrkogatan 3-5
View church details: Ruds kyrkogård, Korsets kapellBasic listingRuds kyrkogård is home to Stillhetens kapell, and its grounds include the Chapel of the Cross (Korsets kapell) and the Chapel of the Resurrection (Uppståndelsens kapell), two funeral chapels located at Ruds kyrkogård in Karlstad.
Västra Kyrkogatan 3-5
View church details: Ruds kyrkogård, Stillhetens kapellBasic listingSegerstads kyrka is a stone church in Värmland, built under the direction of the cathedral master builder Christian Haller and consecrated in 1747. It replaced an older wooden church, thought to be of medieval origin, which once stood a few kilometres to the north.
Åslidsgatan 4A, 66451, Vålberg
View church details: Segerstads kyrka