Siggebohyttan

Description

Siggebohyttan is an unusual large house of bergsman family, who where exempted from taxes but had to mine and produce iron to the crown. This system was in use from the Middle Ages to the late 1800s. Siggebohyttan, built in 1790, is today a museum.

Address
Siggebohyttan 150, Nora, Sweden

Established
1790

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