The bell of Fiskars ironworks proprietor Emil Lindsay von Julin
The object is a bell that was used for calling the staff. It belonged to ironworks proprietor Emil Lindsay von Julin who lived 1835-1898, and who was director of the Fiskars ironworks 1866-1885.
While heading the ironworks, Emil Lindsay von Julin with wife Hildur von Julin (born Kistner) and their nine children resided in the Stone House, the corps the logis.
The mother of Emil Lindsay von Juli…
Bidragydere
- Marianne Gripenberg-Gahmberg
Emne
- klockor
- Industriarv
- teollisuusperintö
- ruukit
- 1800-talet
- Bruk
- 1800s
- kellot
- …
- Finland
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Bidragydere
- Marianne Gripenberg-Gahmberg
Emne
- klockor
- Industriarv
- teollisuusperintö
- ruukit
- 1800-talet
- Bruk
- 1800s
- kellot
- …
- Finland
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Ejerinstiution
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Rettigheder for medierne i denne optagelse (medmindre andet er angivet)
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Steder
- Fiskars
- Raseborg
Identifikator
- 2
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Sprog
- en
- eng
Er en del af
- Exploring occupation at Fiskars, Fiskars Museum, 2019-10-30
Leverende land
- Europe
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