Jämaja Church

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The first known church in Jämaja was built in the 13th century. The wooden church was destroyed by fire and the current one was completed in 1864. The Renaissance style pulpit from the 17th century.

Religious sites in EstoniaAll sites in TorguPart of the Russian Empire

Address
Läätsa-Jämaja-Sääre-Mäebe, Torgu, Estonia

Established
1864

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