The Indre Herøy church is a long church dating from 1916. In 1922 the church was decorated by Johan Haddal. He made paintings of roses with Christian symbols. The church bell from 1890 and the organ from 1899 were moved from the old church. There was also a chandelier from 1690.
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Today's Herøy church was consecrated in 2003. The church that used to stand here burned down the night before Christmas Day 1998. Many works of art from the Middle Ages were lost in the fire.
The Leikanger church is a wooden church that was built in an octagonal style in 1806 by an unknown architect. It was dismantled and moved to this site in 1872.
The church in Ulstein is an elongated octagonal church dating from 1849. The first plans for a new church in Ulstein were probably made by Christian H. Grosch in 1848. Grosch's designs used characteristic Stave church forms on an octagonal plan building. The octagonal plan form was part of a local tradition in the North West and in Sør-Trøndelag and Grosch incorporated this tradition from the proposals he received. Grosch's design was not used in the final construction. The church in Ulstein is recorded as the eighth most visited church in Norway.
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