Heni church is a wooden church in Gjerdrum. It was built in 1864 by an unknown architect. In the church, there is a crucifix dating from the 14th century.
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The present church in Gjerdrum was built in 1686. The previous church, which may have been from the Middle Ages, burned down in 1684. In 1859-61, the church underwent extensive alterations and repairs. At that time, the church must have received new exterior and interior cladding, a new ceiling and new doors and windows. Probably also at this time, the present sacristy to the east of the choir was erected.
The Holter church, built around 1600, is a half-timbered church with a lower and narrower chancel, a porch to the west and octagonal eaves over the nave. In 1697 the church was extended and in 1877 the nave was extended by five metres to the west.
The Ullensaker Church is a monumental church made of reinforced concrete and plaster, designed by the architect Arnstein Arneberg and built by the builder Agaton Borgen in 1958. The church is built on the same land as the previous church of 1768, which burned down in 1952.
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