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Historic Lutheran Churches
This collection highlights the architectural heritage of the Lutheran faith along the Gulf of Bothnia, spanning both the Swedish and Finnish coastlines. The list features a diverse range of structures, from medieval stone foundations like the Church of the Holy Cross in Rauma to 18th-century wooden masterpieces in Nykarleby and Himanka. Notable highlights include the Neo-Gothic spires of Sundsvall, the cathedral in Härnösand, and remote island chapels like Malören, reflecting the region's deep maritime and religious history.
St. Birgitta's Church
St. Birgitta's Church is a wooden church in the city of Nykarleby, Ostrobothnia, Finland. It was built in 1708.
Church of the Holy Cross
A medieval stone church in Rauma, originally built as part of a Franciscan monastery in the 15th century.
Ulrika Eleonora kyrka
A 17th-century church in Söderhamn featuring a distinctive cruciform plan and serving the Uppsala diocese.
Reposaaren kirkko
A wooden church completed in 1876, located on the island of Reposaari near Pori.
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