Kanta-Loimaa Church

Loimaa, Finland

The red-brick Kanta-Loimaa Church was completed in 1837. A fire ignited by a lightning strike destroyed all its wood components, but the church was repaired according to a plan by Josef Stenbäck in 1891. The altarpiece was completed in 1850 and organs in 1895.

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Founded: 1837 (renovated 1891)
Category: Religious sites in Finland
Historical period: Russian Grand Duchy (Finland)

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Juha Matias Bambi Lehtonen (2 years ago)
The door was closed when I arrived, but luckily the pre-Christian cup stones were fixed.
Pirkko Aranko (2 years ago)
En ole käynyt kirkon sisällä moneen vuoteen. Käyn vain hoitamassa omaisteni hautoja.
Merita (2 years ago)
Beautiful church
arvaa kuka (3 years ago)
Clay region landmark, beautiful and magnificent church
Emma Putaansuu (3 years ago)
People with reduced mobility may have little difficulty navigating but nothing can be done about it.
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