Tórshavn
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Old Tórshavn 1864, the Løgting in the top left |
The peninsula Tinganes is seat of the Faroese Government in Tórshavn |
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Memorial for the killed fishermen during World War II. |
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Nordic House in the Faroes (see gallery there). |
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Tórshavn Cathedral and houses |
Vesturkirkjan and Hans Pauli Olsen, by his own work |
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[edit] Lithographs of 1839
[edit] Stamps
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FR 034: The old National Library (1978). |
FR 053: Ingálvur av Reyni: Scetches from the old Tórshavn #1. Stamp set from 1981. |
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FR 106: Stanley expedition 1789. View over Tórshavn, which had 700 inhabitants that time. Stamp of 1985. |
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FR 133-135: Stamp sheet Tórshavn 1782 of 1986. |
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FR 154 of 1987: Zacharias Heinesen - Eystara Vág. |
FR 173 of 1989: The church in downtown Tórshavn. |
FR 211 of 1991: Bryggjubakki. |
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FR 272: Listasavn Føroya - Art Museum of the Faroes (1995). |
FR 299: Janus Kamban: Undir kjallara 1991, showing the shore at Tinganes. One of the Faroese stamps 1996. |
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FR 365 of 2000: Sanna av Skarði (l.) and Anna Suffía Rasmussen (r.), the wives of Símun av Skarði and Rasmus Rasmussen in front of the Faroese Folk High School in Tórshavn. |
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FR 386 of 2001: Old post office. |
FO 530 of 2005: Yviri við Strond í Havn 1926 (Seaside near Tórshavn), 48x65 cm, by Jógvan Waagstein. |