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institution. It is one of the largest museums in Sweden with more than 10 million artefacts, registered under around 34,000 inventory numbers, and one of the largest collections of antiquities in Europe. About 6,200 of the objects are on display. In 2011, information about 480,000 of the objects in the museum were accessible through an online database. 65,000 of these entries were illustrated with drawings or photos. The database also contained information about 55,900 places in Sweden where archaeological finds had been made and approximately 267,300 bone finds (total weight about 111 tonnes (245,000 lb)). The database is constantly expanded and updated.
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and comprised exhibitions from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages. The museum has since altered and remade the permanent exhibitions a number of times as well as hosted several new special exhibitions on an annual basis. These are often related to some topic that is currently under debate or otherwise
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July 1923. He moved the issue forward to a more concrete and permanent solution. The main objective for a new and sufficiently large building for the museum was to bring order to the collections, commonly called "The Chaos" while the unpublished research papers were referred to as "the
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halls are constantly updated with adaption to new technology and to accommodate new exhibitions. The entrance hall was refurbished in 1994 to give a modern impression of a
Medieval knight's hall. The floor was laid with stone and the exposed beams in the ceiling were made of concrete.
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Scherman 1935–1940, reflects an ambivalence between the predominant modern style of the era and the historical context given not only by the context requirements, but also the 19th century barracks and stables south of the museum designed by
393:("the crib"), could be allocated to the museum. An architectural competition was held in 1930, for the proposed conversion of the block into suitable accommodation for the museum. No winner was declared, instead it was elements from the runner-up suggestion, made by architects
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The room contains about 3000 objects made from a total of 52 kg (115 lb) gold and more than 200 kg (440 lb) silver. It was only with the heightened security the vault provided, that most of the gold objects could be on display for the general public.
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in style and the repetitive façades used to be exposed to Ladugårdslandsviken that was part of
Stockholm's main harbor up until the 19th century, while the main building forms a compact block taking a step backwards from the street to leave space for a forecourt.
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bottle on the far right side of the right-hand door. A common item with the workers who cast the doors and built the museum. The bottle was chased by
Marklund and it is the only part of the bronze surface that has been polished to a shine by people touching it.
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building were made in 1876, it was suggested that the building should also include the
History Museum's collections. The debate about housing for the History Museum continued for decades until Sigurd Curman became Custodian of Ancient Monuments
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in cooperation with
Austrian MuseumsPartner and Studio Exhibit. The two-parts exhibition showcase other aspects of Viking life than that of stereotype barbarian raiders. As of 2015, it has toured a number of venues in Europe and North America.
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Swedish monarchs since the 16th century. It has a number of permanent exhibitions and annually hosts special exhibitions tied to current events.
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where it resided until 1865 and the move to
Nationalmuseum. Swedish archaeologist Stig Welinder argues that the History Museum was in fact founded with its establishment in the Ridderstolpe House in 1847.
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period to present day. Founded in 1866, it operates as a government agency and is tasked with preserving
Swedish historical items as well as making knowledge about history available to the public.
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Textile works from the Middle Ages are kept in the
Textile Chamber. The objects are mostly textiles used in churches or by priests and bishops. The oldest and most noted object is a 13th-century
652:, religious items from the era, foreign objects brought home from travels and raids in other parts of the world as well as thousands of finds related to the everyday life during that period.
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with engineer Gösta Nilsson, that became the starting point for the remodeling of the area. They developed the design for the new museum in cooperation with Curman, the
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opened. It highlights personal items connected with milestones and turning points in Swedish history during the last 1000 years. In 2011, the museum created its first
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by artist Robert Nilsson. In the courtyard by a pool is a sculpture called
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collection comprise objects from around 800–1050, including weapons, the
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Nordic Museum – the design competition and the building of the museum
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Three centuries of friendship between Russia and the Netherlands
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coins. The room also contains Viking silver jewelry, bejeweled
304:, The Tumba Papermill Museum and The Swedish Holocaust Museum.
1345:(2nd ed.). Stockholm: Arkitektur Förlag AB. p. 54.
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The first comprehensive exhibition in the museum opened on 17
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Royal Swedish Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities
1045:[A history museum and how it has shaped Sweden]
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sent to the History museum. The law is still in effect.
1858:"Gränslöst– en global utställning på Historiska museet"
1275:"Historiska museet – En trettiotalsborg vid Narvavägen"
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period. It contains objects such as wooden sculptures,
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1922:""Sveriges historia" pĂĄ Historiska museet i Stockholm"
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Sigurd Curman : national antiquarian – a portrait
1043:"Ett historiskt museum och hur det har format Sverige"
324:. The collection grew through acquisitions, gifts and
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13th century Stone with Runic text from Näs Church,
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528:as a central figure, while the right door depicts
2264:Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology
1735:Collections and collecting at the History Museum
1894:[How many trans men hid in the army?].
1828:"Ny utställning om klimathotet mot kulturarvet"
1232:[Swedish History Museum in Stockholm].
731:current. Some of the special exhibitions were:
1444:"Historiska museet – med ansvar för historien"
1147:[A national museum for European art].
356:The present-day museum was founded in 1866 by
258:Historiska museet or Statens historiska museum
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37:Historiska museet or Statens historiska museum
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1593:A golden age: Swedish archeological treasures
1588:GuldĂĄlder : svenska arkeologiska skatter
1341:Johan MĂĄrtelius (1999). "Norra innerstaden".
501:, they were first cast at the Herman Bergman
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1730:Samlingar och samlande pĂĄ Historiska museet
1053:. Statens historiska museer. Archived from
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1892:"Hur många transmän gömde sig i armén?"
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1796:Kihlström, Staffan (17 January 2004).
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478:Sculptures and doors by Bror Marklund
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1145:"Nationalmuseum för europeisk konst"
890:from Eriksberg Church, Västergötland
736:Luxury products and unique portraits
580:Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation
2355:Neoclassical architecture in Sweden
1678:. Historiska museet. Archived from
1018:"National Historical Museums | SHM"
743:Snow White and The Madness of Truth
667:The museum's collection of Swedish
27:History museum in Stockholm, Sweden
1450:. Populär Historia. Archived from
1120:Strindberg as an archeology critic
936:, a late 11th-century stone coffin
320:'s 16th century art collection at
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2259:Swedish Museum of Performing Arts
2254:Swedish Museum of Natural History
2154:Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities
1766:Alton, Peder (11 November 1997).
1482:National Property Board of Sweden
1385:National Property Board of Sweden
1287:National Property Board of Sweden
1238:National Property Board of Sweden
405:and the National Heritage Board.
2360:Modernist architecture in Sweden
2310:Archaeological museums in Sweden
1375:[A pilsner at the gate]
1343:Guide till Stockholms arkitektur
1115:Strindberg som arkeologikritiker
986:Press release (7 January 2014).
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280:The History Museum is part of a
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1826:Curman, Sofia (24 March 2009).
1674:[The Textile Chamber].
1230:"Historiska museet i Stockholm"
1143:Fimmerstad, Lars (6 May 2010).
1079:Hildebrand, Bengt (1971–1973).
998:. Riksförbundet Sveriges museer
820:Iron helmet from a 7th-century
520:. The left door represents the
389:in the city block known as the
371:Swedish National Heritage Board
1920:Hagerman, Maja (28 May 2010).
921:Church font, late 13th century
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2375:1866 establishments in Sweden
2350:Special collections libraries
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2159:Museum of Medieval Stockholm
2079:Lightship Finngrundet (1903)
1798:"Ambassadör förstörde konst"
1595:]. Uppsala: Baldersson.
968:Museum of Medieval Stockholm
948:List of museums in Stockholm
728:Ten thousand years in Sweden
98:; 158 years ago
2380:Museums established in 1866
2370:Cultural heritage of Sweden
2010:The History Museum Database
1890:Hill, Siri (30 July 2015).
1514:. Statens historiska museer
1508:"Task and responsibilities"
1273:Arvidsson, Catrine (2000).
1091:National Archives of Sweden
1086:Svenskt biografiskt lexikon
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2365:Great Depression in Sweden
2345:National museums of Sweden
1727:Svanberg, Fredrik (2012).
1149:www.stockholmshistoria.com
726:April 1943. It was called
710:. Another tapestry is the
685:Reliquary of St. Elizabeth
340:. After the death of King
2320:History museums in Sweden
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1419:[The Gold Room].
286:Statens historiska museer
260:) is a museum located in
84:Location within Stockholm
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1708:. Swedish History Museum
1645:[Viklau Church]
1619:[Medieval art].
1585:Andersson, Kent (2011).
1151:. Ur Stockholms historia
228:Ă…sa Marnell (as of 2023)
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2234:Sven-Harry's Art Museum
2214:Stockholm County Museum
2099:Jewish Museum of Sweden
1320:www.stockholmshamnar.se
1112:Welinder, Stig (1994).
403:National Property Board
328:during the time of the
58:The museum in June 2006
2249:Swedish History Museum
2219:Stockholm Music Museum
1981:www.museumspartner.com
1977:"We call them Vikings"
1951:"We Call Them Vikings"
1448:www.popularhistoria.se
1081:"Bror Emil Hildebrand"
683:. Among these are the
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250:Swedish History Museum
31:Swedish History Museum
2209:Stockholm City Museum
2179:Stockholm Observatory
2149:Museum of Ethnography
2119:Liljevalchs konsthall
2012:(open and searchable)
1983:. Museumspartner GmbH
1442:Söderholm, Carolina.
1373:"En pilsner i porten"
1191:Ă…man, Anders (2008).
1170:Andrén, Erik (1967).
996:www.sverigesmuseer.se
871:showing figures from
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282:central museum agency
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2325:Museums in Stockholm
2274:Toy Museum Stockholm
1896:www.sverigesradio.se
1322:. Ports of Stockholm
958:Culture in Stockholm
902:Baptismal font from
800:We call them Vikings
484:The Gates of History
451:(added in 1959) and
358:Bror Emil Hildebrand
219:Bror Emil Hildebrand
2284:Villa Lusthusporten
2239:Swedish Army Museum
2129:The Maritime Museum
1957:. Historiska museet
1866:www.diva-portal.org
1623:. Historiska museet
1566:. Historiska museet
1562:[Vikings].
1540:. Historiska museet
1474:"Historiska museet"
1423:. Historiska Museet
646:World Heritage Site
290:The Royal Armouries
141: /
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2330:Viking Age museums
2189:Royal Coin Cabinet
2169:Nobel Prize Museum
1870:Uppsala University
1682:on 20 October 2015
1536:[Search].
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302:The Hallwyl Museum
294:The Economy Museum
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2204:Museum of Spirits
2114:LĂĄngholmen Prison
2069:Biologiska museet
1955:www.historiska.se
1856:Lundell, Linnéa.
1752:978-91-7402-413-5
1706:www.historiska.se
1676:www.historiska.se
1621:www.historiska.se
1617:"Medeltida konst"
1602:978-91-978024-3-7
1564:www.historiska.se
1538:www.historiska.se
1421:www.historiska.se
1371:Nilsson, Stafan.
762:cultural heritage
712:Grödinge tapestry
488:Historiens Portar
298:Skokloster Castle
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