Flå church is a wooden church completed in 1794 on an old church site probably dating back to the 12th century. In the 18th century, the church was sold to private individuals. As the location of the church was not very central and as the church was deteriorating, the church was bought and rebuilt in its present form. The Flå church was restored in 1968.
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The Horg church, which was consecrated in 1893, is a monumental cruciform church built according to the designs of the architect Carl Johan Bergström. It is characterized by a neo-Gothic and Swiss style and is very well preserved both inside and out.
The Melhus church, also known as the Gauldals Cathedral, is a stone church dating from 1892. The church is first mentioned in 1533. It is a long church which is thought to have been started just before 1150. The church was demolished in 1890, but three of the four portals were rebuilt into the present church.
Klæbu Church is an octagonal wooden church dating from 1790 with a stone foundation wall. The ground plan is a slightly elongated octagon in the east-west direction, with the altarpiece at the eastern end.
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