Mosevrå Church
Mosevrå Church is built in neo-Romanesque style in red stone with a roof of slate. The church was consecrated Dec. 21. 1891 at the same time as Oksby (Blåvand) to replace Denmark's last thatched church. Oksby and Mosevrå churches are built according to the same drawings, Mosevrå is just in a smaller format.
Mosevrå Church was built on 21 December 1891, at the same time as Oksby Church, as a replacement for Denmark's last thatched church.
Mosevrå Church is built in neo-Romanesque style in red stone with a slate roof. Mosevrå Church and Oksby Church are built according to the same drawings, where Mosevrå is simply smaller than Oksby Church.
From the old church you will find in Mosevrå Church the old altar silver in Romanesque style as well as the granite baptismal font and the associated baptismal font. The rest of the church originated from its construction.
The church itself is located deserted on the edge of Kallesmærsk heath, which is now one of Europe's largest combined military areas.
Find more information on Mosevrå Church's website.