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the hours of starting, fares, etc., to the ‘Fullständig Tabell öfver
Kommunikationerna inom Stockholm och dess Närmaste Omgifningar’, or to the
second part of the Sveriges Kommunikationer (under the heading ’■Stockholms
Omgifningar’, with the sub-headings Mälaren and Saltsjön).
Shops. Booksellers: Samson <£• Wallin, Drottning-Gatan 7, corner of
Freds-Gatan ; Fritze, Gustaf-Adolfs-Torget 18, near the Hotel Rydberg; With.
Bille, Drottning-Gatan 25; Looström <£ Co., Norrbro; Nordin <k Josephson,
Drottning-Gatan 37. — Photographer: Axel Lindahl, Ridare-Gatan41
(photographs of Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish scenery); IF. Eurenius,
Hamngatan 18. — Fishing-gear: Leidesdorffska Manufactory, Stora Ny-Gatan
12; Hedvall, Malmtorgs-Gatan 3. — Furs: P. N. Bergstrom,
Storkyr-kobrinken 4 and Freds-Gatan IS. — Jewellers (antiquities, etc.): Hammer,
Blasieholmshamn 12; Larson, Gustaf-Adolfs-Torg 14; Hallberg, Freds-Gatan
22. — Antiquities also at Bukowski’s, Arsenals-Gatan 2D. — Gloves: Alb.
Schmidt, Arsenals-Gatan 8. — Swedish fancy work: Bikupan, Klara
BergsGatan 23; Jos. Leja, Regerings-Gatan 5. — Swedish iron and steel wares
from Eskilstuna at the depot in the Malmtorgs-Gatan.
The Swedish Magazine of Industrial Art (Svenska
Konstlöjd-Utstält-ningen), Kungsträdgårds-Gatan 2A, is a depot for carved woodwork in the
ancient Swedish style and other products of the national art-industries.
Baths. Jakobs-Gatan 1G (Turkish and others; PI. 6; D,4);
GamlaNorr-bro5(Pl. 6; E, 4); Badstu-Gatan 4 (Pl. E, 6). Swimming Bath (PI. 6; D, 5),
at the N. end of the Riddarholm ; Ladies’ Baths (PI.’6; F, 4), adjoining the
Skeppsholms-Bro, at the S.E. end.
Theatres. Stora Teatern (Pl. 40; E, 4; p. 329), admission 1-4 kr.
(prices sometimes raised); closed in summer. — Dramatiska Teatern (Pl. 41;
E, 3), Kungsträdgårds-Gatan 6; admission *,’2-3 kr. — Nya Teatern (Pl. 42;
F, 3), Blasieholms-Gatan 4 A; ’/Vkzkr.— Vasa Teatern, Vasa-Gatan 44, etc.
— In the Djurgård (p. 344) are the Tivoli Theatre (Pl. 1,3), the Victoria
Theatre (Pl. I, 3), and a Circus, open in summer only.
Music in the afternoon and evening at Hasselbacken (p. 318), at
Novilla in the Djurgård, on the Stromparterre, at Blanch’s Café in the
Kungsträdgård (p.329), in the Berzelii Park (p. 329), and at Mosebacken
(p. 342).
Collections, etc.
*National Museum (p. 334): ’ Collection of Art and Industry, on the
1st and 2nd floor, week-days (Mon. excepted) 11-3, Sun. 1-3 (on Wed.,
Thurs., & Sat. 50 o., at otljer times free); Egyptian Collection, Tues. & Frid.
11-3, free; * Historical Museum (Swedish Antiquities) and Cabinet of Coins,
on the ground-floor, in winter on Frid. 12-2 and Sun. 1-3, in summer on
Frid. and Tues. 12-3 and Sun. 1-3 (on Tues. 25 Ö.; at other times free).
On Monday the Musenm is closed to the public, but strangers are admitted
for a fee of 1 kr., on application to the door-keeper.
Natural History Museum (p. 333), Drottning-Gatan 94, Wed. 12-2 and
Sun. 1-3, free; Sat. 12-2, 25 o. Strangers admitted at other times (1 kr.).
* Northern Museum (p. 330), Drottning-Gatan 71A and 71 C, open on
Sun. 1-9, and Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Frid., 11-5 (admission 50 o.); ‘•First
Annex’, Drottning-Gatan 68, first floor, same times, fee 25 Ö.; ’■Main Section’,
Drottning-Gatan 77 & 79 (first, second, and third floors), week-days 11-5 and
Sun. 1-5 (admission 50 ö.); closed on week-days at 3 p.m. in Nov., Dec.,
Jan., and Feb. Tickets admitting to all the sections 75 o. Adm. at other
than the stated times, double fee.
Konstförening (Art Union; p.329), Vestra Trädgårds-Gatan 10 (Blanch’s
Café on the ground-floor); daily (except Mon.) 11-4, Sun. 1-4, admission 25 ii.
National Library (p. 333), week-days, 11-2 (reading-room 10-3).
Agricultural Museum (p. 330), Mäster-Samuels-Gatan 36 (Pl. C, 3),
week-days 12-3.
Artillery Museum (p. 329), Wed. 1-2.30 (10 Ö.), on other days on
application at the director’s office to the left of the iron door.
Fishery Museum, Mäster-Samuels-Gatan 43, week-days J2-3, Sun. 1-3.
Geological Museum, Mäster-Samuels-Gatan 36, Mon. A Thurs. 1-3.
Collection of Models at the Polytechnic School (Slöjdskolan, p. 330,
Pl. 38; I), 3), Tues. 12-2.
Baeuekek’s Norway and Sweden. 4th Edit.
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