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Adjacent to Stabekkbanen is the local school, Ringstabekk School, a lower secondary school with students in grades eight through ten. It was established in 1972, and became noted for its alternative learning methods. The building was torn down in 2004, and a new school building at the same location
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bought a part of Ringstabekkjordet not long after its March 1912 foundation, and established a sports field. Between 1916 and 1917 a clubhouse was erected; being renewed in 1974. Stabæk IF originally had sections for association football, athletics, skiing and sport shooting, and evolved into a
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nationally renowned sports club. Sections for bandy, orienteering and handball were added between 1927 and 1945; the shooting, athletics and orienteering sections were later discontinued. Not all sports were practiced at Ringstabekkjordet. The
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system in 1942. It was closed on 1 July 2006, reopened as a light rail station on 20 August 2007 but then closed again on 26 February 2009. The station was subsequently demolished, and has since been replaced by
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Most of the development of Ringstabekk as a district took place at Ringstabekkjordet ('The Ringstabekk Field') northeast of the farm. Buildings rose in conjunction with the
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bought the farm in 1839. The farm was renamed Ring-Stabekk, or Ringstabekk, after Jens Ring. In 1826 it had been registered with three horses, ten cattle and twelve sheep.
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was established; and between 1921 and 1924 modern school facilities were added to supplement The Castle. Between 1943 and 1945 the facilities were
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was completed in 2005. The new building was noted for its architecture. Also, the primary school Stabekk was built west of the farm in 1906.
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of 1536, and thereafter by the Crown. In 1661 it was registered with a private owner, and a series of owners followed until
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area. Antiquities from ancient times, such as axes and arrowheads, have been found there. The farm was owned by
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station, located slightly further east. Western parts of the Ringstabekk district was served by the station
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The district originates from the farm Øvre Stabæk ('Upper Stabæk'), one of several farms in the
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out, and farming ceased in 1895. The last private owner of The Castle was newspaper editor
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In 1851 Jens Ring was behind the construction of "The Castle", a
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In addition to the rail transport, Ringstabekk is served by the
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still plays at Ringstabekkjordet. The sports field is named
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Bakken, Tor Chr., ed. (2008). "Stabæk Idrætsforening".
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Norwegian State College for Domestic Science Teachers
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Index

Bærum
Norway
Stabæk IF
Stabekk
Hovedøya
Reformation
Jens Ring

Neogothic
Heinrich Ernst Schirmer
parcelled
Ola Thommessen
Hans Konrad Foosnæs
Norwegian State College for Domestic Science Teachers
occupied
Nazi German
Oberkommando der Marine
Akershus University College
campuses
Akershus
Kjeller
Norwegian Directorate for Cultural Heritage

Bærum Line
Ringstabekk
Oslo Metro
New Ringstabekk
Egne hjem
Stabæk IF
men's football team

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