OLDEST stone building in Helsinki - Helsinki, Finland - Superlatives on Waymarking.com

Sederholm house, Aleksanterinkatu 16-18. Completed in 1757.
Conversion and addition in 1892, designed by Karl August Wrede.

This is the oldiest stone building in Helsinki and was built by merchant Johan Sederholm. Sederholm's descendants sold the building in 1822. During Konstantin Kiseleff's ownership, 1865-1870, the building was converted into rented housing and business premises. The City of Helsinki acquired the building in 1949 and converted it in to a museum in 1993-1994.

Type of documentation of superlative status: plague Location of coordinates: Builging and plague Web Site: [Web Link]

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