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{{Information |Description ={{en|1=The Old Town hall of Umeå 1902. Photo acquired from Bernt Karlsson.}} {{sv|1=Rådhuset i Umeå år 1902. Fotot förvärvat från Bernt Karlsson.}} |Source =Ur Skellefteå museums samlingar. Bildnummer SM MF 0