Den medeltida stigluckan öster om kyrkans kor, Ärentuna kyrka, Ärentuna socken, Uppland 2004

Dellbeck, Johan

The picture has been taken in connection with the cultural history characterisation of the church of the church of the church of Uppland, November 2004. The church of Konstentuna is located just east of Björklingeång in an open agricultural landscape. The adjacent road has preserved its old stretch. On the other side of the country road is the rectory that forms an age-old settlement environment from the 17th and 18th centuries. Adjacent to it are two former schoolhouses from the 18th century. The old cemetery is surrounded by a cold-walled graystone wall and a tree wreath of birch and maple. It was extended to the south in 1890 when the southern medieval guesthouse was demolished. To the east there is a medieval guesthouse preserved. It is trimmed like the church and stripped in yellow and fitted with a wooden roof and an age-old, round-arched wooden door. The old cattle wall, demolished in 1890, had a wooden saddle roof. To the south and west are granite gullies with forging gates.