From the late summer of 1840.

The thoughts and experiences of a Swedish Gentleman.

A recently written biography of the Swedish seaman Charles E Nelson who was awarded the title of White Tohunga by the Maoris.

The story of an isolated arctic island - exploration, people, culture and nature.

Inventory of Furniture and Household Goods at Christinehof Manor, set up in 1758.

Via a unique inventory from the Christinehof archives, we are transported to a world long gone - to an aristocratic home in the Swedish countryside nearly 250 years ago.

Record of the final inspection of the completed building of the Christinehof Manor House, or as the record has it "Andrarums Gård" (Andrarum House). This unusual record of the final inspection has been extracted from the Christinehof Archives.

Christopher Tärnström (1711 -1746) was the first of Linnaeus' followers to be instructed to study and document flora and fauna outside Europe, hence the name the first Linnaeus apostle.

The first work ever written by the world famous naturalist. This is probably one of the most important works to help us understand the real Linnaeus.

Is a scholarly tour of the less known side as a practising scientific medical man of a universal genius.

The user-friendly The Explorer's Handbook describes key attractions and unique places of interest, from Carl Linnaeus journey through the province Skåne, Sweden 1749.

ET SES TEXTILES DE LA SCANIE at the Centre Culturel Suédois in Paris - spring 2000. The guide, which is written en French, includes a comprehensive summary of the history of weaving techniques from southern Sweden in the 18th and 19th centuries.