The_meeting_–_house_„Góðtemplarahúsið“_on_Templarasund,1923-1935.jpg

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English: Samkomuhús. Góðtemplarahúsið við Templarasund, Gúttó. Alþingishúsið. 1923-1935.

Reykjavík, Iceland, The meeting – house „Góðtemplarahúsið“ on Templarasund, Gúttó. 1923-1935.

Ljósmyndari / Photographer: Magnús Ólafsson

Format: Filma / Film negatives. 10x15 cm.

Höfundarréttur / Rights Info: Enginn þekktur höfundarréttur /No known restrictions on publication.

Geymsla / Repository: Ljósmyndasafn Reykjavíkur / Reykjavík Museum of Photography, Tryggvagata 15, 6. Hæð / 6th floor

Númer myndar / Call Number: MAÓ 2149

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