White doors from Strömfors Ironworks

Founded in 1695, the iron mill village has retained its unique atmosphere throughout the years. The people in the centuries-old environment continue to live in harmony with the old traditions by following in the footsteps of the local artisans, among other things. The lovely village offers unique atmosphere and past and also a wide variety of things to see and do.

Located in Southeast Finland  the village of Ruotsinpyhtää in Loviisa, Strömfors Ironworks is one of the best preserved ironworks communities in Finland. The charming milieu offers an unforgettable glimpse into the rich history of the area. The iron lady Virginia af Forselles developed the village for 30 years with a modern touch and a firm hand. In addition to the ironworks, sawmill and mill, the area also featured a brewery along with a distillery, a tavern and a brick factory.

Joining Dans Thursday Doors

I love these charming red and white buildings and the location is so pretty. As always the images in the gallery can be enlarged by a click 🙂

13 thoughts on “White doors from Strömfors Ironworks

  1. Oh my God! What a beautiful place! Your photos stand out even more with those crystal clear reflections.

  2. Thank you! What a lovely detour from real life into a place of peace and order — or so it seems. Your photos are wonderful.

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