Heddal stave church (Heddal stavkirke) in Norway | Picture courtesy of Wikipedia.org
Today's ArchiPic is the Heddal (triple nave) Stave Church in the municipality of Notodden in Norway. It is Norway's oldest stave church. Look at the layers of roof! :D This thing was built in the 13th century and has gone through a series of restorations that have changed it slightly from its original appearance.
This church has a rich history, but it also has its own legend! Yes a legend. Want to see it?
Sources:
>>The Legend and History.
>>Don't know what a "stave church" is? Then check this out!
- More posts to come! (not as frequent like they used to be in 2012 though, for the foreseeable future at least)
Today's ArchiPic is the Heddal (triple nave) Stave Church in the municipality of Notodden in Norway. It is Norway's oldest stave church. Look at the layers of roof! :D This thing was built in the 13th century and has gone through a series of restorations that have changed it slightly from its original appearance.
Circa 1890-1900
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Sources:
>>The Legend and History.
>>Don't know what a "stave church" is? Then check this out!
- More posts to come! (not as frequent like they used to be in 2012 though, for the foreseeable future at least)
That's very fascinating :) I like these kind of buildings: multi-roofed, old and multifaceted.
ReplyDeleteAnd especially lower picture has a great atmosphere in it :)It's mysterious somehow.
And upper photo shows the whole church in a great way.
Good choices, Zach :)
Hello, I'm wondering if anyone knows how much it would cost to build one of these in 2017.
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