
Heskestad Church
Lund, NO
Heskestad church is a wooden church completed in 1904. The architect of the church is Victor Nordan.
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Lund, NO
Heskestad church is a wooden church completed in 1904. The architect of the church is Victor Nordan.
Holtålen, NO
The Hessdalen church was built in the transition period between the 1930s and 1940s and was only officially consecrated in 1949. Part of the inventory was taken from the former Stave church, which was demolished after the completion of the present church in Ålen. It consists of the altarpiece from the 17th century and the pulpit from 1705.
Heemse, NL
Built as a Reformed church in the village of Heemse, to replace the nearby church from 1903, which had to be relinquished to the Reformed Church liberated.
Sunnfjord, NO
The Hestad chapel was built in 1805, and the old church in Viksdalen is believed to have served as a model. The roof and tower were originally higher than they are today, but they were destroyed by a heavy storm in 1864, so a new roof and tower were built. Since 1805, the interior of the chapel has changed little. Everything except the pulpit and the altarpiece is unpainted.
Dønna, NO
Hestad church is a rectangular wooden church with a gallery, built in 1912. 1the architect of the church is V. Nordnes.
Makkum, NL
The church was built as a Reformed Church in 1975. It was renovated between 2007 and 2008.
Marknesse, NL
Het Anker was designed by architect Ir. P. van Loo and built in 1954. The building was decommissioned in 2022. Refugees are temporarily housed in the building.
Musselkanaal, NL
Built as a Reformed Church (Liberated) with the name Het Anker. This congregation was dissolved in 2007. It is now used by the Christian Community of Bible Believers.
Baflo, NL
Former company, demolished in 1981 for new construction.
Nieuw-Weerdinge, NL
Neo-Romanesque church with roof turret.
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