Øyestad Church

Description

The Gothic Øyestad Church was built of stone around 1200. The eastern wall was demolished in the 1600s. Øyestad church was destroyed by fire in 1900. It was restored and the interior completely replaced in 1902.

Address
Riksveg 407 130, Rykene, Norway

Established
c. 1200

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