Finnmarkens Hembygdsgard - Dalarna County/Sweden

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The following pictures were taken at Finnmarkens Hembygdsgard in Dalarna/Sweden, an old settlement founded by Finnish immigrants in the 18th and 19th century.

I do not exactly know how long this place was still inhabited, but it looks like people have lived there until mid 20th century. Please feel free to drop a note, if you know more about that!

Once a year the so-called Mottifest is still celebrated at Finnmarkens Hembygdsgard.

Sunset over Finnmarkens Hembygdsgard:
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The settlement lies on a small hill as you can see on this panorama picture:
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Not really what fortresses are made of, but an interesting fence:
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Some details about the woodworking technique:
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You can take a look into the shacks, and there is still a lot of old interior. Here are some very old sleighs:
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Here you can see the largest shack, the so-called "Loge":
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This is a pretty old flywheel:
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Some rather outdated chainsaws have been left behind:
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Some last impressions:
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I hope you enjoy these photographs!