Fjärdhundraland
In the village of Fröslunda in Altuna lies the hometown farm from the beginning of the 18oo century next to the parish's first schoolhouse. The small schoolhouse with just a single classroom has been painstakingly renovated into a charming school museum, where nothing is missing.
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You can not miss Karleby Tingshus when traveling along the RV70. The carpeted house with a capped canopy crowned by a bell tower was commissioned for the winter tent 1688. For two centuries it was used for trials and there was also a dungeon in the cellar of the house.
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The cattle farm is a well-preserved farmhouse where we can see how life happened in the early 19th century. Bend your neck, because you take a step into a time when the threshold was high, the door post was low, the farm's only cow was small and the pig lived in a cubicle smaller than your TV.
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On the outskirts of the village Tärna you will find the community center, which in the old days used to be the local school. In recent years, the house has undergone an extensive, but gentle, renovation and is now a real gem!
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The Lagunda Hometown Association is dedicated to the areas around Örsundsbro. They manage, among other things, the Kvekgården and the Cape.
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Visit the small museum Kappen which tells the story of Sweden's first cooperative company.
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Hembygdsgården Härled is situated high and scenic with wide views of the nejden. The red-painted manor building dates back to the 18th century and stands in its original location. The farrow branch with its sun symbol is typical of this part of Uppland.
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