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Gullholmen and Härmanö with
Gullholmen Church
to the left - Aerial Photo. Gullholmen was an old fishing village on the northwest side of the large island of Orust in Bohuslän. The small island, cramped with houses is protected from the hard western winds by Hermanö which is seen at the bottom of the photo. Nowadays nobody here goes fishing in the Skagerack or the North Sea. Most of the houses you see on the photo are summer resorts for wealthy people from the big cities. Gullholmen and Härmanö belong to the parish of Morlanda and the municipality of Orust.
1798 the
King granted Gullholmen the rights to
build a chapel
for its population, who earlier, according to the law, to
travel to Morlanda church every Sunday. In 1924
Gullholmen got the position as an annex
parish.
Gullholmen belongs to the Diocese of Göteborg (Gothenburg), the County of
Västra Götaland and the Province of Bohuslän. Photo: Lars Henriksson,
17th of September, 2005. This photo in full size (2638 x 1824 pixels) is sold as a JPG-file for € 5 or $ 5. Mail me at henriksson@avrosys.nu Ref. no. 100679.
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