Articles from 80/2021 are now published digitally
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Aktuellt nummer 81/2021
Table of contents
Från Älvsborgs lösen till Tammerfors – med byte i Hallsberg av Mattias Legnér, Linda Qviström & Håkan Berglund Lake
Articles
Promoting modernity through cultivation: Early Swedish railway gardens and the art of improving nature av Anna Lindgren & Katarina Saltzman
Auktoriserade kyrkliga kulturvärden: Analys av en utvärdering av kyrkokaraktäriseringar utförd 2007–2010 av Henrik Lindblad
Gatubelysningens elektrifiering och stadsrummets differentiering i Tammerfors av Niklas Rapo
Estimating Sweden’s population in the Early Modern Period: Methods and numbers av Lennart Andersson Palm
Reports
Jakobslunds bruk: Att illustrera det osynliga, av Mikael Hammerman, Ida Dicksson & Martin Stintzing
Reviews
Carolina Brown, Den bekväma vardagen: Kvinnor kring bord på 1700-talets Näs, av Johanna Ilmakunnas
Karin Hermerén, Konsten att förvalta: Bevarandets utmaningar och möjligheter, av Cathrine Mellander Backman
Jes Wienberg, Heritopia – World Heritage and modernity, av Anna Karlström
Micael Nilsson, Från barnrikehus till sociala hyreskontrakt, av Hannes Rolf
Maria Nyström, Managing Ecclesiastical Heritage, av Ingrid Sjöström Clas
Tollin, Sveriges kartor och lantmätare 1628 till 1680, av Linda Qviström
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