Skoger Church, Heritage church in Drammen Municipality, Norway
Skoger Church is a brick building in Drammen Municipality that can hold about 300 people. The interior follows traditional Norwegian church design with simple, practical elements throughout.
The current building was constructed between 1883 and 1885, replacing an earlier church from the 13th century. This rebuilding reflects the growing needs of the local community during the industrial period.
The church displays an altarpiece based on a work by Adolph Tideman, showing how local religious tradition connects with artistic craftsmanship. This artwork remains a focal point when visitors enter the space.
The church is located at Hanevollveien 90 and can be reached via Norwegian National Road 33. Check opening times before visiting to ensure you can enter.
The name Skoger comes from Old Norse and means forest, pointing to the area's wooded past. This linguistic tie to the landscape keeps a piece of the region's history alive in the place name itself.
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