Glåmos Church
Glåmos church is a wooden cruciform church built in 1926. The architect of the church was Claus Hjelte (1884–1969).
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Røros kirke
The church in Røros, dating from 1784, is known for its large bell tower, which is a well-known symbol of Røros. The exterior of the church is whitewashed with grey details. The construction of the church in Røros was a prestigious project, and it became one of the most beautiful churches in Norway at that time. The altarpiece with a picture of the Last Supper was painted by the drawing teacher Johan Jørgen Lyng in 1782.
Hitterdal Chapel
Hitterdal chapel is a wooden building completed in 1959. The architect of the chapel is John Tverdahl.
Hessdalen Church
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.
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