Lo's church, which is now in the Trøndelag Folk Museum in Trondheim, was originally located on the Åsenfjord, where it was probably built around 1615.
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The Ilen church was designed by the architect Eugène Sissenére in neo-gothic style, built in stone with a wooden roof and consecrated on 7 June 1889. The organ dates from the same year as the church and was built by the Dane Claus Jensen from Schleswig-Holstein.
The hospital church, with its characteristic tower and roof, stands out well from the old town on Hospitalsløkkan. It was built in 1705 and replaced an earlier medieval church on the same site. It is one of the first octagonal-plan churches in Norway, designed by Johan Christoffer Hempel of the Reformed Netherlands.
The church in Havstein is a long church built in 1857. The building is made of stone and had Heinrich Ernst Schirmer and Wilhelm von Hanno as architects. In 1900, the church received a wooden west tower designed by Gustav S. Olsen and built by the builder Erik Selnes.
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