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Swedish Railway Museum look forward to answer questions about the Swedish railway history and our archives.

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@IngelaWest 1862 Stockholm-Gothenburg by train=31,95 in I class,10,65 rdr rmt in III class.A days labourwork= 1,50.rdr rmt
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@IngelaWest 1862 Stockholm-Gothenburg by train cost 31,95 in I class,10,65 rdr rmt in III class.A days labourwork would give 1,50.(rdr rmt)

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@IngelaWest Generally you can say it was expensive to travel by train. We can get back with more info later, if you like! #AskArchivists

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@IngelaWest For public transport, Sweden got it's first locomotive in 1856. The route was Örebro-Dylta. #AskArchivists

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We are happy to answer questions regarding the swedish railway historiy and our archives. #AskArchivists

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Hi! We are new at Twitter and happy to answer your questions regarding the swedish railway history and our archives. #AskArchivists

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@aurvandil Vad kul att Länsmuseet Gävleborg deltar! Det gör även vi på Sveriges Järnvägsmuseum idag. Mvh Christina Engström, arkivansvarig