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Sign: Stockholm - the place where the first electric power station stood


Address:
Regeringsgatan 38, 111 56 Stockholm, Sweden
Category:
Monuments and History
City:
Stockholm For all manhole covers in Stockholm
Country:
Sweden For all manhole covers in Sweden
Shape:
Circle
Material:
Metal
Placement:
Wall or fence


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On the sign:
HÄR LÅG STOCKHOLMS STADS FÖRSTA
EL-VERK 1892-1931 NK ÖVERTOG
FASTIGHETEN 1931

FERDINAND BOBERGS PORTAL FLYTTADES 1960 TILL STOCKHOLMAS EL-VERK TULEGATAN NO9

HANS ASPLUND ARKITEK
NK
DENNA TILLBYGGNAD AV NORDISKA KOMPANET UPPFÖRDES AREN 1960-1962
Photography:
2023
Yael Gairola
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Comments:
The building used today by the NK mall was photographed by the same photographer on the same day Click for a larger image

The power station (Brunkebergsverket) supplied electricity to the city between 1892-1931, when in 1931 the NK department store took over the building.

The department store designed by Ferdinand Boberg is designated as a conservation site Click for sign's details

Translation of the text on the sign:
HERE WAS STOCKHOLM’S CITY’S FIRST
ELECTRICAL PLANT 1892-1931 NK TOOK OVER
THE PROPERTY 1931

FERDINAND BOBERG’S PORTAL WAS MOVED IN 1960 TO STOCKHOLM’S ELECTRICAL PLANT TULEGATAN NO9

HANS ASPLUND ARCHITECTURE
NK
THIS BUILDING BY THE NORDIC COMPANY WAS CONSTRUCTED BETWEEN 1960-1962


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