The church in Lunder is a cruciform church dating from 1761. The church, with a wooden west tower, was originally built in 1706, but was moved to a new site and enlarged in 1761. It is clad on the outside with white-painted wooden panels.
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The Veme Church is a long church with a single nave dating from 1893 and designed by the architect Ingvar Hjorth who, among others, designed the new main building of the Norges Bank in 1900.
Strømsoddbygda chapel is a long church from 1953-57, known as "The Temple in the Forest", a name given to it by the poet Elling M. Solheim (1905-1971).
The Hval church, built in 1860-62 according to the drawings of Chr. H. Grosch, is an octagonal church, extended by a porch, a choir and a sacristy. The drawings of the church of Hval are a variant of one of the types of church of Grosch which was widely used and was published as a model design in 1854.
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