context: The medieval stone church of Hollola, named after St. Mary's Church in Catholic times, is the parish church of Hollola and one of the most important medieval monuments in the Päijät-Häme region. The church has 550 seats and is the third largest of the medieval parish churches in Finland. The church was completed in its present form, 1495-1510, first by the sacristy in 1495, then by the church itself in 1500 and lastly by the arsenal in 1505. The church belongs to the third generation of Finnish stone churches, of which churches were built between 1480 and 1560. [1] The church is believed to be the oldest stone church in Häme after Hattula and one of our largest medieval churches. According to the folk story, the Hollola church was built by the giants Hollo and Martta. [2] The church is famous for its well-preserved wood sculptures.
question: When was Hollola's Medieval Stone Church built?
answers.text: 1495-1510