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Augusta Nevalainen

Augusta Nevalainen
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A woman wearing a light-coloured, long-sleeved, floor-length dress is seated on a chair. Behind her is a wallpapered wall decorated with paintings, as well as a Neo-Rococo sofa and an armchair in the same style.
Augusta Nevalainen (1856–1912), the daughter of city official Alexander Fridolf Wickholm.

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A small, single-storey wooden building in the courtyard. The windows are open and the door is ajar. A milk cart can be seen beside the building. The courtyard is partially paved.

The oldest wooden house in Helsinki

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