Headmistress Lisa Hagmans home in 1932

Views of the home of headmistress Lisa Hagman at Kirkkokatu 6. A tile stove on the left and a curtained four-poster bed with a telephone on a table in front of it on the right. You can see through the doorway that the flat consists of several rooms.

Anna-Lisa Amalia (Lisa) Hagman (1882–1950) grew up in the care of her aunt Lucina after having lost her mother in 1889. She too became a teacher and headmistress, which is why she could afford to live comfortably and stylishly in her own school building.

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An aerial view of Kruununhaka and the Siltavuorensalmi strait. The Hakaniemi bridge is in the middle of the image.

Kruununhaka – a city district of social strata

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Helsinki City Museum / Olof Sundström

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