Minnessten om norskt polistruppsläger

Nice to rest at a thoughtful place, the Norwegian monument in Baggböle Njurunda. A peaceful place and a historical destination with the roar of Stångån. The stone stands on the site of the Norwegian police camp, which was in Baggböle in 1944-1945. Young Norwegian men who fled their homeland during the German occupation received military training there. The stone was erected in 1988 by Norwegian veterans with the support of the municipalities of Trondheim and Sundsvall. The site was inaugurated in the presence of the two countries' defense ministers. The municipality of Sundsvall has promised to be responsible for the care of the area and for the survival of the site. The site is managed by Söröjebygdens Intresseförening for the municipality. The stone is clearly visible as you approach the site of the camp, you see it straight ahead when you come on the bridge over Baggböleåsen. By the stone there is an information board that was put up by Norwegian veterans in 1997. There is a bench for meditation and a place for coffee. Söröjebyggdens Intresseförening maintains the gravel path and the green area around it.