Thursday, April 23, 2015

Join in on the closed National Museum – Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet

& lt; b & gt; A modern museum & lt; / b & gt; & lt; br / & gt;When the National Museum opened in 1866, it was a modern museum building, but the difference with today's museum is great. There was no electricity, so the daylight had to control the opening hours. The stairwell was heated not up, so visitors were allowed to keep their coats on, and for fear of fire fired only during the day. Cats stroked around inside the museum to keep rats and mice away. & Lt; b & gt; Click on to go on a tour of the closed museum. & Lt; / b & gt;

A modern museum
When the National Museum opened in 1866, it was a modern museum building, but the difference with today’s museum is great. There was no electricity, so the daylight had to control the opening hours. The staircase is heated not up, so visitors were allowed to keep their coats on , and for fear of fire fired only during the day. Cats stroked around inside the museum to keep rats and mice away. Click on to go on a tour of the closed museum.

PHOTO: Lars Pehrson

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