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  1. Fårehuset

    ©Storstrøms Amt
  2. Svinø Kirke

  3. Køng Museer

  4. Ruinterrænnet - borgruin

    ©Storstrøms Amt
    ©Storstrøms Amt
  5. Gåsetårnet

  6. Beværterhuset

  7. Sammelstedby and the Blicher Stone

    On lonely Ørre Heath, a small poorhouse was built in 1816 for Johannes Axelsen, the tinker or gypsy king.
    Photo:Søren Toftgaard Poulsen 2006
    Photo:H.P. Hansen
    Photo:Søren Toftgaard Poulsen 2006
    Photo:Søren Toftgaard Poulsen 2006
    Photo:Søren Toftgaard Poulsen 2006
  8. Nasaret Mission House in Nybro

    In the 1880s, religious awakening reached Hammerum Herred. In the poor heath parish of Ørre, a meeting house was built by the Grundtvigians in 1898, and in the same year, members of the Inner Mission movement built a mission house in Nybro.
    Photo:Søren Toftgaard Poulsen 2006
    Photo:Søren Toftgaard Poulsen 2006
  9. Nybro and Nybro Mill

    For centuries, the highway between Holstebro and Horsens has been an important route through Mid-Jutland. Near Nybro in Ørre, the route crossed the Storeå river before continuing south along the edge of the giant stretch of heath between Sunds and Karup.
    Photo:Søren Toftgaard Poulsen 2006 ©Søren Toftgaard Poulsen
    Photo:Arkivfoto. ©Herning Museum
    Photo:Søren Toftgaard Poulsen 2006 ©Søren Toftgaard Poulsen
    Photo:Søren Toftgaard Poulsen 2006 ©Søren Toftgaard Poulsen
  10. The Jensen & Stampe factory building in Hammerum

    Hammerum became one of the most important sites for the growing knitting industry, when the Mid-Jutland knitting industry ? or stocking-knitting ? was replaced by knitting machines and when the railway between Silkeborg and Herning was opened in 1877.
    Photo:Søren Toftgaard Poulsen 27.07.2006
    Photo:Søren Toftgaard Poulsen 27.07.2006

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