Lunda Church

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There has been one or more earlier churches on the same site of current Lunda church. One evidence of this is a font, dating from the 1200s. The current church was built in the early 1400s. The pulpit is designed by C. W. Palmroth and donated to Lunda church in 1806.

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Lunda Kyrkby 409, Sigtuna, Sweden

Established
15th century

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