Holmedal church was built in 1854-1857 from drawings by the architect C G Blom-Carlsson. The new church replaced a timbered cruciform church from 1686, situated approx.
200M west of the present church, at the same place where a wooden church from the Middle Ages stod before.
Holmedal church was built in neoclassical style and has a fairly unchanged exterior. The church has a rectangular church hall with a narrow built-in sanctuary and flank small rooms.
During 1996 an extensive restoration was made and the retable and the pulpit, among others, were preserved.
The vicarage with a manor house from 1806 and the Karl XII cabin, moved here in 1739, are nearby. History tells that king Karl XII has stayed overnight in the cabin, hence the name.
Organizer
Holmedal och Karlanda FörsamlingPrästgården
67294 Årjäng
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