Stødle Church

Etne, Norway

Stødle Church was built originally in 1160 and restored in 1650, 1879 and 1958. It was the private chapel of Erling Skakke (1115–1179), who was a famous Norwegian Earl. The church bells date from the Middle Ages.

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Fylkesveg 35 370, Etne, Norway
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Founded: 1160
Category: Religious sites in Norway

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Kenneth Karlsen (Kenneth Lyng Karlsen) (5 years ago)
Great church!
Øyvind Hjemdal (5 years ago)
birger lothe (5 years ago)
Very nice modern church with a nice priest.
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