What Sweden Resembled More than 110 Years Back

This lovely assortment of old photos from Swedish National Heritage Board caught Sweden from more than 100 years back. You are going to see town sees, city situations, harbors, lanes, royal residences, abiding houses, railroad stations, manors, and so forth from Stockholm, modern and college towns with medieval roots like Visby (today an UNESCO World Heritage), and different towns established in various hundreds of years.

The western piece of Åmål, after the fire on the ninth of May, 1901. Individuals and remnants

Åmål. The western piece of Åmål, after the fire on the ninth of May, 1901

Åmål. View over Åmål, from Kungsberget (King’s Mountain), before the fire in May 1901. Åmål church to one side

Arboga. Market at the Main Square. To one side is the Lundborg working, in the center is the Stenberg house

Arboga. Two youngsters on a street by the Arboga Stream. In the center, the pinnacle of the Holy Trintiy church, and left of it the pinnacle of St. Nicolai church

Borås. Nybro (Newbridge) square. In the center the pinnacle of Caroli church

Enköping. Moored pontoons in Enköping harbor with storage facilities

Filipstad. The Church by Lake Daglösen

Gävle. Road show on Fiskartorget (Fishermen’s square – today Harbor Square) on the first of May – the International Workers’ Day. To one side is the fire station, worked in 1890-1891

Gävle. Perspective on Gävle at Gävleån stream. Pony and carriage on the scaffold

Gothenburg. Gustaf Adolf square with the City Hall in the image and the pinnacle of Christine church to one side

Gothenburg. Individuals in Postgatan road in Kronhuset zone

Jönköping. Place of Lundströms’ ‘after the fire’, towards Stjärngränd path

Karlshamn. The Skottsberg House with man and kid at the doorsteps and veneer towards Drottninggatan road

Linköping. Youngsters in Ågatan road. To the privilege is the Methodist Church and in the foundation is the pinnacle of Linköping Cathedral

Linköping. The going between St. Lars road and Storgatan (High Street), likely taken from the pinnacle of St. Lars Church

Ludvika. The old railroad station ‘Bergslags-Ludvika’ to one side and the rail route inn to one side

Lund. ‘The AF-stronghold’s – the structure of the Academic Society, worked around 1850 at the Lundagård park

Malmö. Fire station at Drottninggatan (Queen road), with bouncing sheet, fire men and ponies

Malmö. Jörgen Kock’s home

Malmö. Private Bank of Skåne, at the intersection of Östergatan and Bruksgatan roads

Malmö. Södra Förstadsgatan road, saw from the Southern Customs

Malmö. State auxiliary sentence structure school for young men (today Malmö Latin School) in Amiralsgatan road

Malmö. The Main Square towards Södergatan (South road)

Malmö. The second structure to the privilege is the Elementary School for young ladies at Slottsgatan road. To one side is Kungsparken (King’s Park)

Norrköping. Harbor at Motala Stream

Nyköping. Östra Storgatan (East High Street) with the Central Bank of Sweden to one side

Östersund. The Main Square with showcase slows down before the Grand Hotel

Stockholm. Nybroviken narrows in Stockholm city. View towards Galärvarvet at Djurgården. In the center is Nordiska museet (Nordic exhibition hall) under development