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English: An old apartment building so called Schreckin-talo at Huhtimäenkatu 5 (also at Erkkilänkatu 9) in Juhannuskylä, Tampere, Finland. Designed by architect Georg Schreck for his major brother Karl Hjalmar Schreck, the building was constructed in 1902. Seen on the right is a part of Johannes School, also designed by Schreck.
Suomi: Vanha asuinrakennus ns. Schreckin-talo Tampereen Juhannuskylässä osoitteissa Huhtimäenkatu 5 (Erkkilänkatu 9). Arkkitehti Georg Schreckin pormestri-veljelleen Karl Hjalmar Schrecklle suunnittelema asuinrakennus valmistui 1902. Kuvan oikeassa reunassa näkyy osa Johanneksen koulua, myös Schreckin käsialaa.
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