Elimäki Church

Description

Elimäki Church, built in 1638, is one of the oldest wooden churches in Finland. The cruciform shape is from the extension in 1678. The belfry was added in 1795-1797. The interior is mostly from the 17th century. Most significant artefacts are altarpiece and pulpit donated by Casper Wrede and Sophia Taube.

Address
Vanhamaantie 16 B, Elimäki, Kouvola, Finland

Established
1638

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