Långtora kyrka, Långtora socken, Uppland janauri 2003

Dellbeck, Johan

The picture has been taken in connection with the cultural historical characterization of Långtora church, Långtora socken, Uppland 28 January 2003. Long-dry church has an open location in plain landscape. It is located low near Lånttorabäcken, which runs east of the cemetery. To the south of the same is the large old schoolhouse in wood from 1907, now a parish house. Long-thorn church is a late-medieval, vaulted saloon church with gunhouses in the south and sacristy in the north. The sacristy is built in 1955 on the site of an older medieval sacristy. The façades are spirit plastered and stripped with white lime paint. The window moths are smooth-trimmed. The church is provided with trimmed art forts and steep, chipped saddle roofs. The windows are round-arched and have sprinkled window arches. The window benches are covered with copper sheet. The cross window to the east has a medieval, Gothic maswork in brick and brick spells. The church is provided with steep chipped saddle roof. The eastern gable is provided with blinds and the cross window has a brick scope.