Monday, 23 July 2007

Burgher's House


A typical burgher’s house in Mariestad, Sweden where the otherwise symmetrical building has an extra chamber on one side – typical for the area. It was built shortly after the fire of 1693. Around 1900, there was a bakery in the northern part of the building. Taken by Renny

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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thanks for plugging me - I'm flattered!

You know I love to share our culture and traditions from Norway and the Nordic countries and you really helps to widen the audience. This picture is from our vacation city in Sweden and I think its very beautiful myself.

Monday, 23 July, 2007
hapy2Bhre said...

I enjoyed seeing where I used to swim.the torget is on a webbkamera[Mariestad} that I check everyday.I'm from usa but married a swedish girl.Mariestad is my favorite town.Britt agrees!

Saturday, 26 September, 2009

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