Ljørdalen church is a long, relatively simple church, built in 1872. The church is supposed to have been designed by Per Moen of Ljørdalen, but the forms and the original shape of the tower with its spire may indicate forms from Linstow's design of 1829. The church was clad with exterior panels and the tower was erected in 1897.
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Østby church is a long church with a roof over the west gable, built in 1940 according to a drawing from the Norwegian Building Inspectorate. The interior of the church was refurbished in 1970 and in 1978.
The church in Trysil is a cruciform panelled church built to the designs of the architect Christian H. Grosch in 1861. The church is a typical Grosch church in a combination of Swiss and neo-Gothic style. In 1897, the church received a new altarpiece painted by Johannes Grennes after the Resurrection by Adolph Tidemand in the church in Bragernes. In the chancel hangs a painting of the Eucharist probably by Peter Lillie in the 18th century.
Plassen church is a small church built according to Victor Nordan's drawings in 1907. The church has been completed and has a touch of the national romantic design of the time with, for example, the round-arched windows connected to it.
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