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Discover the History - Families, Businesses and Commerce Houses Search for: Search Kungsladugårds Egnahem was planned in 1922-23 on the fields southeast of the medieval castle Älvsborg. The city plan was designed by Albert Lilienberg. He strived to make artwork of the street space and therefore placed great importance on the exterior of the houses and their mutual interactions. The streets wound Read the full post Kungsladugårds Egnahem → Mauritz Bernhard Hugo Jahnke, born March 6, 1886 in Stockholm, died there on January 12, 1939, was a Swedish architect and gymnast. He became an Olympic gold medalist in the gymnastics competition at the London Olympics in 1908. After graduating from Southern Latin 1905 Read the entire post Hugo Andersdotter (1859-1939). He was married to Märtha Gustafson. Brother to Valerius Hansson and Algot Hanson. Business school, courses at Andersdotter (1859-1939). He was married to Birgit Wettergren. Brother of Valerius Hansson and Eric Hanson. Employed in company Valerius Read the company's business began when Valerius Hansson opened a clothing store in a square of four square meters in the western wing of the baselines at Kungstorget, where he sold un*erwear, men's clothes, hats, hats and work clothes. 1916 moved, started a branch that received it Read the full article Valerius Hansson AB → Anders Valerius Hansson, born December 25, 1889 in Gothenburg and died on November 2, 1970 in the same city, was a Swedish merchant. Son of August Hansson (1861-1944) and Johanna Andersdotter (1859-1939). He was married to Ester Matilda Kronberg. They had at least one Read Hansson. The architect was Johan Jarlén (in existing sources, the name is Johan Arlén, though one is probably incorrect) Valerius Johan (Janne) Christopher Lembke was born on May 27, 1868 in Ystad and died on 8 July 1940 in Gothenburg. Son of Fritz August Lembke Texts, images and other content on the site are protected by copyright law. The copyright is held by the respective author,