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1896 in Finland
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Events from the year 1896 in Finland
Incumbents
Monarch: Nicholas II
Governor-General of Finland: Feodor Logginovich Heiden
Vice Chairman of the Economic Division: Sten Carl Tudeer
Establishments
Northern Ostrobothnia museumhttps://books.google.com/books?id=kAPp2W7pJloC&q=%22POHJOIS-POHJANMAAN+MUSEO+%28NORTHERN+OSTROBOTHNIA+MUSEUM%29+Address+%3A+Ainolo%2C+90+100+Oulu+10.+Telephone+number+%3A+12+097.+Opening+hours%3A+Tuesday-Saturday+%3A+l+l+%3A00+a.m.+-+3%3A00+p.m.%3B+Sunday+%3A+12%3A00+noon+-+4%3A00+p.m.+In+charge+%3A+Aulis+Forss%2C+Curator.+History%3A+The+museum+was+founded+in+1896%3B+its+activity+covers+the+whole+northern+part+of+Finland.+Description+of+Arctic+Collections+%3A+260+objects+from+Lapland+%28paintings%2C+costumes%2C+handicrafts...%29.%22
Arctica 1978
Jean Malaurie
Sylvie Devers
Editions du Centre national de la recherche scientifique
Jan 1, 1982
1 page matching "POHJOIS-POHJANMAAN MUSEO (NORTHERN OSTROBOTHNIA MUSEUM) Address : Ainolo, 90 100 Oulu 10. Telephone number : 12 097. Opening hours: Tuesday-Saturday : l l :00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.; Sunday : 12:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. In charge : Aulis Forss, Curator. History: The museum was founded in 1896; its activity covers the whole northern part of Finland. Description of Arctic Collections : 260 objects from Lapland (paintings, costumes, handicrafts...)." in this book
Academic Engineers and Architects in Finland TEK
Events
Free Exhibitions, a free art exhibition, opened.
Births
19 August - Vilho Niittymaa, athlete (died 1979)
2 December - Bruno Frietsch, sports shooter (died 1996)
exact date unknown - George Arthur Kulmala, artist (died 1940)
Deaths
10 May - Antti Ahlström, businessman, founder of Ahlstrom Corporation, 68http://www.blf.fi/artikel.php?id=3274 AHLSTRÖM, Antti Biografiskt lexicon for Finland 8 April 2018
References