Kortedala Museum
Preserved two-room fifties flat, furnished with everyday objects from the early welfare-state years.
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About this audio guide
This guide takes you inside Kortedala Museum in Gothenburg, a small two-room flat in the city's first purpose-built postwar suburb, kept as a home of the late fifties. It follows the volunteers who opened it in the nineteen nineties, the film crews who have borrowed it since, and the planners who drew the district in the early fifties. Best heard standing in the kitchen, with the living room in view.
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