Kvås Church
Kvås church is a wooden church built by an unknown architect in 1836.
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Hægebostad kirke
Hægebostad Church is an octagonal church dating from 1844. The church was built according to the designs of the parish priest, Nils Christian Hald, with the approval and minor remarks of the head of state Christian H. Grosch. A church on the site is first mentioned in 1445. The medieval building was demolished in 1629 and a long wooden church was built in its place. The wood from the 1629 church was reused when the new church was built in 1844.
Konsmo Church
Konsmo Church in Lyngdal is a wooden church built in 1802 by the architect Arnt Listad. The church was restored in 1952.
Vigmostad Church
The church in Vigmostad is a wooden cross church dating from 1848. The church was built under the direction of parish priest Nils Jensson Lassen, who may also have been the architect.
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