The church in Høydalsmo is a wooden church dating from 1747. Restoration of the church was carried out by Auver Auversson Flatland in 1873, during which the pulpit and altarpiece were made.
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Lårdal Church is a long church dating from 1831, the third on this site. Lårdal has had a church since the Middle Ages. A stave church was replaced by a wooden church in 1684, which was then replaced by the present church. The sacristy dates from 1887. The church was painted and decorated by Samuel Tveit in 1895 and renovated by Olav Fossli in 1971.
The church in Øyfjell dates back to 1833. The church is small and square, and it is built in the same town where there was a former stave church.
Eidsborg Stave Church dates from the middle of the 13th century, but from this period remains only the nave of the church. During restoration work in 1927, painted figures were discovered in the church.
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