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Kruununhaka ca 1865

Kruununhaka ca 1865
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Kruununhaka, with Nikolainkatu (= Snellmaninkatu) 16–10 and 27–15 on the left. Number 8, formerly Nuuskamyllynmäki hill, can be seen on the front right. St Nicholas’s Church can be seen in the background. Low buildings, most of them wooden, and a cobbled street.
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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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