Drøbak Church, or Church of Our Saviour, is a cruciform wooden church, consecrated in 1776. The church was donated by the merchant Niels Carlsen (1734-1809) and his wife Martha Zachariasdatter. It has several old portraits and a rich rococo interior, the altarpiece and pulpit of which were paid for by Martha's father, Zacharias Simonsen Wesseltoft.
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The Kongsdelene church was designed by Halfdan Berle in 1905. The church, with its pilasters, is inspired by the classicism of the time.
The Frogn church was built by Hersleth Entreprenør and consecrated on 6 June 1999 after the previous church burned down in 1994.
Hvitsten church is a long church that was built of wood in 1902. The architect of the church was Harald Sundby.
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