The Society of Swedish Literature in Finland

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Welcome to the SLS digital archives The Society of Swedish Literature in Finland is a scholarly organization that preserves and mediates the Swedish cultural heritage in Finland. SLS keeps archives within the fields of history, literature, the Swedish language, folklore studies, ethnology and folk music. The archives offer material for research and common use. An increasing part of the collections consist of material in digital form such as digitized handwritten letters, photographs and films as well as born-digital material. Digitized photographs on Flickr SLS presents parts of the photographic collections on Flickr, chosen from older materials that are no longer restricted by copyright. If you have information regarding our photographs please contact us directly. We are no longer updating our Flickr galleries, please visit our site at the search service Finna.fi. At sls.finna.fi you will find more information as well as a growing amount of material from SLS Archives.

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Russian soldiers on Helsinki Senate Square

  • Lennart Takanen said:
    fina bilder
  • Billy Plummer said:
    Are these photographs by Gustaf Emil Sandberg (1876-1958): sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustaf_Sandberg I really like all of them and it's interesting that he was a famous sculptor. Or is this another Gustaf Sandberg? Is anything known about the photographer?

Station-master's residence and service tracks in Vaasa (Vasa)

  • Kai Martonen said:
    Stinsens (stationsinspektorns) residens i Stationsparken i Vasa. Husets adress är Semaforsgränden 2. Det var en smal, kort genväg, som började vid Bommen, det vill säga där bommen vid järnvägsövergången gick ner tvärs över Storalånggatan. I dag heter den officiellt Semaforsgränden (språkriktigare Semaforgränden). Till höger järnvägsspåret till och del av fasaden tid en tågverkstad och ratamestarin konttori (vet ej svenska översättningen).
  • The Society of Swedish Literature in Finland said:
    Tack Kai Martonen, som hittat bildens identifiering genom diskussionsforum på webben!

Doctor Ludwig von Muralt

  • leyvso said:
    He was also a friend of dr. Carl Gustaf Jung.

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