Gallery›Bohuslän Museum›Landscape. Västergötland Kristian Torin was Jonsered’s first user preacher and a senior school teacher in 1864-1892. Then moved to Östad and finished there as a parish priest. Graved there in the cemetery. Dog 1916.
Landscape. Västergötland Kristian Torin was Jonsered’s first user preacher and a senior school teacher in 1864-1892. Then moved to Östad and finished there as a parish priest. Graved there in the cemetery. Dog 1916.
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Landscape. Västergötland Kristian Torin was Jonsered’s first user preacher and a senior school teacher in 1864-1892. Then moved to Östad and finished there as a parish priest. Graved there in the cemetery. Dog 1916.

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Landscape. Västergötland Kristian Torin was Jonsered’s first user preacher and a senior school teacher in 1864-1892. Then moved to Östad and finished there as a parish priest. Graved there in the cemetery. Dog 1916.

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