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Poster with the painting Ice sawing on Hammarby lake which shows a contemporary folk life during the 19th century

Poster with a beautiful painting of Skeppsbron from the Hisingssidan in Gothenburg

There are texts as early as 1288 that mention Stockholm's southern city area suthraemalm

this map showcases the meticulous cartography of the era and provides a unique perspective on Sweden's maritime boundaries and urban centers during a pivotal period in European history

Gripsholm was part of the Swedish shipping company Svenska Amerika Linien and had many famous returning passengers who traveled regularly between Sweden and America

cowboy norden Poster with the painting IcePoster with a black and white photograph from 1955. In the picture we see a little boy playing cowboy in a meadow. Cowboy culture with its equipment, terminology, cattle and horses came to the United States from Mexico, which originally received it from Spain. In Spanish the historical term is vaquero or sometimes in Mexico charro. In Paraguay and Argentina it is called gaucho and in Chile huaso. The Mexican and South American professional role began