Vestermarie Church, located in the village of Vestermarie on the island of Bornholm, Denmark, is a significant religious and historical site. The current church building is relatively modern, constructed in 1885 after the original medieval church was demolished. Despite its newer construction, the church maintains a connection to its historical roots through its architecture and interior design, which reflect traditional Danish church styles.

The church houses a T. Frobenius & Co organ, built in 1948. This organ is designed in the Neo-Baroque style, which was popular in the mid-20th century, particularly in Denmark, as part of the organ reform movement that sought to revive Baroque principles of organ building. The organ has 14 stops, distributed over two manuals and a pedalboard, and it uses a mechanical tracker action.

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