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Per Wilhelm Palmroth

Illustration — Kuopio Cathedral Petter "Pehr" Wilhelm Palmroth (1765–1825) was a Swedish architect who worked in the Stockholm superintendent's office. He is known for his numerous churches, which Palmroth designed in various parts of Sweden and Finland. His most famous works are the tower of Kungsholm Church in Stockholm and Kuopio Cathedral.

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Per Wilhelm Palmroth

Per Wilhelm Palmroth, Cathedral of Kuopio in Finland.ojp

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Full name
Petter Wilhelm Palmroth.
Born
1765. · The Royal Court Parish.
Died
1825. · Stockholm.
Nationality
Sweden and Finland.
Occupation
architect.
Known for
Kuopio Cathedral.
Languages
Swedish.

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Illustration — Kuopio Cathedral Petter "Pehr" Wilhelm Palmroth (1765–1825) was a Swedish architect who worked in the Stockholm superintendent's office. He is known for his numerous churches, which Palmroth designed in various parts of Sweden and Finland. His most famous works are the tower of Kungsholm Church in Stockholm and Kuopio Cathedral.

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