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Enligt text som medföljde bilden: "Marstrand. Logementsfartyget Norrköping Sept. 07."
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Enligt text som medföljde bilden: "Marstrand. Logementsfartyget Norrköping Sept. 07."

Hallgren, Hugo

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Landscape. County of Bohus. The Harbour in Marstrand. “Norrköping” was located in Marstrand in winter at Hamn" 5-9, the present Bergs Café, Sommarhotellet. Source: “Stig Christoffersson.”

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