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The Degernes church is a long brick church dating from 1863. The first known church here was a Romanesque stone church from the Middle Ages, probably built around 1200. In 1862, the old church was demolished and the existing church was built on the same site. It was built according to the plans of Christian Heinrich Grosch, and is constructed of unpainted brick on the outside. A large part of the inventory was transferred from the old church.

The synagogue in Delft was built in 1862 in a neoclassic style with an Ionic temple facade. Following World War II the Jewish community was strained and the building was unused. In 1996 the synagogue was brought back for use by the Reconstructionist Open Jewish Congregation Klal Yisrael with frequent services on shabbat and Holidays.

The church of Densus is a Byzantine-style church, probably built on the ruins of a Roman temple. It is considered the oldest functioning church in Romania.

The light that shines through the large windows of this high rising church emphasises the gothic structure inside.

The exact period of the cemetery’s establishment is unknown, but according to the dates on the preserved tombstones it can be assumed that the cemetery emerged in the late 19th century. First it appears on Russian topographic maps in 1880s and, later, was also marked on Polish map of 1939. The fence was erected by ESJF in 2017.

The exact period of the cemetery’s establishment is unknown, but according to dates on the preserved tombstones it can be assumed that the cemetery already existed in the early 18th century. First, it appears on a Russian map of 1879. Later it was marked on the Soviet map of 1985.

The Derinkuyu Park Mosque is a contemporary architectural place of worship located in the Kültür Park at Derinkuyu, Turkey.

Deset Church, dating from 1867, is the only church built according to the designs of the Danish architect Johan Henrik Nebelong from 1851 to 1960. The church is well preserved after the modifications made to it in 1903. The church has two copies of medieval stone sculptures from the workshops of Nidaros Cathedral.

The parish is named after the Cornish word for water, 'Dowr', and lies near the point where two rivers meet. It was once an important shipping place for the importation of timber, coals and iron, for the mines, and for the exportation of copper and other ores. The Wesleyan Methodists also had a chapel here which was built in 1825, it was rebuilt in 1861.

Didsbury Mosque is a place of worship of the Muslim community housed in a Gothic building that formerly belonged to the Methodist Church.