Mäntyharju Church

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The church of Mäntyharju was completed in 1822. With 1700 seats it is the second largest wooden church in Finland. The church was designed by the government architect Charles Bassi. The bell tower was erected in 1891.

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Address
Kirkkotie, Mäntyharju, Finland

Established
1822

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