a comprehensive restoration of Mære Church. Work did not start until ten years later because they took the opportunity to conduct extensive archaeological research. From 1966 to 1969, the windows from the 17th century were recreated. Both a sacristy for the priest and a new entry porch and baptismal sacristy were built in the west. The walls were sealed and whitewashed, and the tower and roof were repaired. Inside, the flat ceiling in the nave was removed so the original vaulted ceiling became visible once again. New wooden flooring was laid in the nave. In the choir, a royal monogram from 1811 was discovered and re-painted. A closed pulpit and a large wood burning stove were removed. The pulpit was moved to the south side of the choir opening. A new balcony seating gallery was built and a new organ was installed. Media gallery See also List of churches in Nidaros References Citations Steinkjer Churches in Trøndelag Long churches in Norway Stone churches in Norway 12th-century churches in Norway 11th-century establishments in Norway Norwegian election church