Ingelstorp Church

Glemmingebro, Sweden

Ingelstorp church was built between 1872-1874 to the grounds of original medieval church. The remains of portal are moved to the Historical Museum of Lund University. The original font still exists in a church. It has been made around 1200.

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Founded: 1872-1874
Category: Religious sites in Sweden
Historical period: Union with Norway and Modernization (Sweden)

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Camilla Blad (2 years ago)
Nice church. A bit of a shortage of parking.
Mahlin Rosén (3 years ago)
Order in this cemetery
Bo Hansson (5 years ago)
Personally beautiful place and church
Viveka Paulsson (6 years ago)
Always as well-kept cemetery
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