Beskrivelser og tegninger af Øster Marie Kirke med særlig hensyn til den oprindelige form.

A detailed architectural study documents a medieval island church's original form, construction techniques, materials, and later alterations. It situates the building among a local group of similar churches, describes the tower, nave, choir, and separate bell-tower, and interprets defensive features. The account recounts demolition halted after revealing structural peculiarities, then records measurements, drawings, and photographs. Masonry practices, mortar composition, stone types, vault construction, and reused or local materials are analyzed, with comparisons to prior surveys and notes on restorations, additions, and archaeological observations that illuminate the building's original appearance.