The cathedral in 1901
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From the archive
From the archive
The canal that became a street
The East Harbour Canal was a remnant of Gothenburg’s Dutch-inspired urban and fortification plan. Its northern section was still there when Aron Jonason photographed the scene, but it was filled in in 1936 when traffic required more space. What appears as water and a bridge in the older cityscape thus later became part of the street network.
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Poster with a view of the Cathedral plan with Gothenburg Cathedral in a beautiful winter landscape in 1901. At the intersection of Västra Hamngatan and Kungsgatan you can see one of the bridges over the Eastern Harbor Canal.
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