Årdal Church
Årdal church is a small wooden church built in 1828. The architect of the church is Anders Thorsen Syrtveit.
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Evje Church
The Evje Church, inaugurated in 1891, is a typical, relatively simple cross church with a tower to the west and a choir to the east, and with short transepts near the choir. The church, which is characterized by a Swiss-style with gable-shaped windows, is apparently not half-timbered but built in half-timbered construction with exterior and interior panelling. The architect is unknown, but the builder is Ludvig Karlsen from Stokken.
Hornne Church
Hornne Church, dating from 1828, is an elongated octagonal wooden church. The church is partly built according to the plans of Klæbu Church in Sør-Trøndelag from 1790. The church has changed little since the time of its construction.
Bygland Church
The church in Bygland was built in 1838. The altarpiece is by Lars Olav Stedjan from Bjelland. In 1925 the church acquired a Hollenbach organ from the church in Tolga.
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