File:C2-2a Lillhagens byggnadskommitté.jpg
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English: View from workshop towards block for male patients to the left, block for female patients and administration to right of the tree.
Svenska: Vy från Arbetsskjul mot Mans block till vänster, Kvinns block och Administration till höger om trädet. |
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Source | From the collections of the Medical History Museum, Gothenburg, Sweden |
Author | Unknown authorUnknown author |
From a collection of photographs taken for the city building comittee (Byggnadskommitté) on inauguration of the buildings to be used as a psychiatric hospital. The hospital is now closed and converted to appartments.
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