File:Jyväskylä-rautatieasema-halosen-talo.jpg
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English: Brother's Halonen reed organ (harmonium) factory, built 1910. Harmonium production ended in 60s. Starting at 70s, the building narrowly escaped demolition, but the city and few far-sighted individual intervened. Thankfully, the jugend building was taken into art workshop and gallery use in mid-70s and is continuing now (at least in 2009). Picture taken from Jyväskylä Railway Station walking ramp.
Old wooden railway station is nearly visible on left side, near tracks. The actual station building is not visible as the auxiliary building lies in front of if. Stitched with hugin version 0.7.0 (SVN 3465) and small alignment errors fixed with GIMP 2.6Suomi: Halosen veljesten urkuharmoonitehtaan rakennus valmistui vuonna 1910. Harmonikkatehtaan tuotanto loppui kuitenkin 1960-luvulla. 1970-luvun alussa rakennus oli tarkoitus purkaa mutta kaupunki ja muutamat kaukonäköiset kansalaiset tulivat hätiin. Onneksi, sillä taidegalleria- ja työpajatoiminta alkoi 1970-luvun puolivälissä ja jatkuu edelleen (ainakin vuonna 2009). Kuva otettu matkakeskuksen rampilta.
Vanha puurakenteinen rautatieasema juuri ja juuri näkyvissä vasemmalla raiteiden vieressä. Oikeastaan varsinainen asemarakennus ei näy, vaan se jää tuon apurakennuksen taakse. Koostettu hugin-ohjelma versiolla 0.7.0 (SVN 3465), lievät sovitusvirheet korjailu GIMP 2.6:lla. |
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