Kodal Church
The Kodal Church is a Romanesque church first mentioned in 1339, but is thought to date back to around 1100. The choir, which is the oldest part of the church, was built in the 12th century, while the nave dates from 1691.
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Skjee Church
Skjee Church is a long Romanesque church from the 12th century. The church has probably been in the possession of the congregation since 1846, when it was extensively rebuilt and repaired. The church houses some treasures such as a 1692 image of Christ, a Rococo altarpiece and a Renaissance pulpit.
Andebu Church
Andebu church is a Romanesque stone church. The church has a rectangular nave and a lower and narrower choir, and a sacristy added later in the east and a wooden porch in the west. After the Reformation, the church building fell into ruin. In 1686 the church was restored and equipped with a gutter and the windows were enlarged.
Kvelde Church
Kvelde church is a long church from 1871. The church was extended with a baptismal sacristy on the north side of the choir in 1930.
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