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SUMMARY:Stadsvandring: Siden på söder
LOCATION:Mosebacke Torg\, Stockholm
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a walk through the streets around Götgatsbacken 
 and travel back in time to Stockholm during industrialisation!\n\nWe begi
 n at Mosebacke torg in 1833\, where Knut August Almgren opened a small si
 lk weaving mill in an old carriage shed. He had several state-of-the-art 
 looms at his disposal\, which he had smuggled out of France himself. Knut
  August’s business expands and moves\, and the walk follows closely in 
 his footsteps.\n\nThe guided walk passes factory buildings\, homes and a 
 leafy courtyard that together tell the story of a changing Stockholm duri
 ng industrialisation. We trace the rise of K. A. Almgren sidenväveri dur
 ing the 19th century and its rapid decline in the following century.\n\nT
 he walk starts at Mosebacke torg and ends at K. A. Almgren sidenväveri &
  museum\, which you are welcome to visit\; admission is included in the t
 icket. The walk is just over 800 metres long. The route includes a downhi
 ll slope.\n\nImage 1. Mosebacke torg\, sometime between 1885-1913. In the
  background is the house where Knut August and Albertina Almgren lived in
  the early years of their marriage. Photographer: Kasper Salin. Stadsmuse
 et i Stockholm\, F 4004.\n\nImage 2. The courtyard in the Västergötland
  block\, with the K. A. Almgren sidenväveri factory building visible on 
 the left. Photographer unknown\, 1910-1930. Stadsmuseet i Stockholm\, F 9
 7202.
URL:https://www.stockholm.com/en/show/e018198
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