Mosselbo Church

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The wooden church of Mosselbo was built in the 18th century. The church exterior and roof paintings inside are well-preserved. The pulpit was carved by Sven Nilsson Morin and the facade of organs was donated by Josef Hansson in 1796.

Religious sites in SwedenAll sites in TranemoThe Age of Enlightenment

Address
Mossebo, Tranemo, Sweden

Established
18th century

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