the farmhouse are the Magnus Cathedral and Saint Olav's Church, which also date back to the medieval period. People Notable people who were born here or lived here for a period: Sverre I of Norway (1151–1202), grew up here and went to the priest school. Bishop Erlendur (d. 1308), wrote the Sheep Letter and built the Magnus Cathedral. Súsanna Helena Patursson (1864–1916), first feminist of the Faroes. King's farmer Jóannes Patursson (1866–1946), oldest brother of Helena, nationalist leader and writer. Sverre Patursson (1871–1960) brother of Helena and Jóannes, writer, journalist and environmentalist. Erlendur Patursson (1913–1986), son of Jóannes, writer and nationalist politician. Tróndur Patursson (born 1944), great-grandson of Jóannes, artist and adventurer. Images External links Kirkjubøargarður official website Museums in the Faroe Islands Open-air museums Living museums Wooden houses Houses in Denmark Outdoor structures in Denmark