Hov Church dates back to 1781. The church underwent several restorations. The largest was in 1871. Then the original unpainted timber walls were panelled, the benches were replaced, and the interior painted.
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The Skute church is a long church dating from 1915. The church is built according to the designs of Ole Stein, and is panelled on the outside and inside. The church has a stave church-like profile with low naves and a number of stave church-like details. The interior is characterised by a neo-baroque style with Art Nouveau elements in the sculptures.
The Fluberg church is a wooden church dating from 1703. The church has a tower to the west and a sacristy to the north of the choir. The church has undergone several modifications and in 1923 the interior was restored and partially restored. The church hall is richly decorated with several pieces of 18th century furniture.
The church in Enger was built in 1875 according to the plans of the builder Herman Frang. The church was extensively rebuilt in 1951-52 under the direction of Asbjørn Stein.
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