Wahlundsgården, Västerlånggatan 22

A farm with many lives: first built in the 17th century, burnt down in 1777, rebuilt and then burnt down again in 1804. Today's house was rebuilt again in 1806. Eventually, Gustaf Wahlund acquired the farm and it was he who had the house boarded up and adorned it with both a balcony and a front porch.

It is said to have been haunted! An Indian princess is said to have been kept in a chest in the attic. The chest is believed to have been placed there by a man who had worked for the East India Company.

The house was saved from demolition in the 1960s and now stands proudly, with a new slate roof from 2004. A roof that we hope will adorn the house for another 200 years.