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Pohjoissatama (= North Harbour) 1872

Pohjoissatama (= North Harbour) 1872
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The southern end of Pohjoinen rantakatu, now Pohjoisranta, with small boats and larger vessels at the North Harbour. The current stone houses along the street were built from the 1870s onwards, and the current T-shaped Halkolaituri pier in 1889–1891.
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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 / Eugen Hoffers

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Hoffers, Eugen

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