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Buildings
of the Alkartano estate, formerly called Frugürd, was founded
in the early 1600s. The manor grounds reflect 18th-century style. |
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The members
of the Nordenski family, including explorer Adolf Erik Nordenskiöki,
who discovered the Northeast Passage. The Nordenski family were
prominent geologists in the 19th century. |
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Pictures
of the Nordenski family. |
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A display
of the achievements of the Nordenski family. |
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Gustaf
Nordenski was one of the primary people who archealogists who explored
the Mesa Verde cliff dwellings in Colorado. The book, by Gustaf
Nordenski, is titled The Cliff Dwellings of Mesa Verde. |
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The second
floor of the central part of the house is a balconey which is open
to the central chamber on the first floor. This area is a drawing
room and library. |
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Another
view of the second floor balconey. The main building with the unusual
second story drawing-room, dates from 1805. |
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The stairway
leading to the second floor balconey. |
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The master
bedroom on the first floor of the manor house. |
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The central
chamber of the house, which is open to the second floor. This room
is furnished in the manner of the early 19th century. |
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Decorative
painting along the wood moulding in the house. |