Fridhemsstugan
Lilla Edet’s oldest house, a 19th-century workers’ dwelling that is now a museum with living rooms and a shoemaker’s workshop.
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About the museum
Fridhemsstugan is one of two workers’ dwellings that survived the fire of 1888, which destroyed large parts of Lilla Edet, and it is counted as the oldest house in the town. The cottage has been renovated, and the furnishings were donated by residents of the municipality.
The museum has living rooms with period furnishings and a shoemaker’s workshop where tools and implements are on display.
Highlights
- Workers’ dwelling from the 19th century
- One of two cottages that survived the fire of 1888
- Shoemaker’s workshop with tools and implements
- Living rooms with furnishings donated by residents of the municipality
Permanent exhibition
- Arbetarbostad och skomakarverkstad – Living rooms from the 19th century and a shoemaker’s workshop with tools and implements on display.
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits are arranged by agreement. Call Ann-Britt Johansson (076-017 24 32) or Tord Ekström (0520-65 07 66). |
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