Fole Church, Gram, Denmark - SpottingHistory

Fole Church was built in the 12th century. After the Reformation it was moved to the crown who donated it in 1673 to count Schack, the owned of near Gram castle. The church has Romanesque features and Gothic tower.

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Tommy Christensen (2 years ago)
Nice local gathering place, where many new lives start and you can remember those who have moved on

Birte Kristensen (5 years ago)
Beautiful setting for the memorial service. The pastor speaks in an understandable language.

Kich Jezzer (5 years ago)
Wonderful priests and the architecture is amazing

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