World Heritage Røros:
The people and the farms
The people and the farms
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| A house in Sleggveien (Slagg Street) – Tyristuggu – house no. 398
The houses in the upper part of Sleggveien have a great deal to tell us about a certain period in the mining town’s ... more... | A Trading House – Leighgården – house No. 16
Morten Leigh (1778 – 1816), a tradesman, arrived in Røros during the early part of the 1800s. In 1806 he purchased his ... more... |
| An Executive’s Accomodation – The General Manager’s House, No. 17
Many of the Company’s executives built their houses in Bergmannsgata or Hyttegaten as it was previously called. They ... more... | One of the worker’s houses – Rasmusgården – house no. 7
Rasmusgaarden, which is situated at the bottom of Bergmannsgata, is a typical example of one of the worker’s houses. ... more... |
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