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	Alfred Nobel Portrait of Alfred Nobel Download a hi-resolution picture here »
	Alfred Nobel in his laboratory Alfred still lives on in his Björkborn laboratory in the form of a life-like mannequin. Originally built by Nobel in 1895, the laboratory today houses a reconstruction of his laboratory environment plus an exhibition about his industrial work and patents. Alfred Nobel’s technical library, and Sverre Sohlman’s office also remain on show (Sverre Sohlman was director of AB Bofors in the 1930s). Photograph – Hans Johansson Download a hi-resolution picture here »
	Björkborn Manor Björkborns Manor was built around 1815 and remained as the home of the Ironworks owner up until the 1970s. Today the Manor houses the Nobel Museum in Karlskoga. Photograph – Hans Johansson Download a hi-resolution picture here »
	Björkborn Manor, winter Björkborns Manor was built around 1815 and remained as the home of the Ironworks owner up until the 1970s. Today the Manor houses the Nobel Museum in Karlskoga. Photograph – Hans Johansson Download a hi-resolution picture here »
	Gun from the 1800s This gun was manufactured by AB Bofors-Gullspång in Karlskoga sometime around the end of the 1800s. Today it’s on show in the Bofors Industrial Museum – part of the Nobel Museum in Karlskoga. Here visitors can learn about some 350 years of industrial history based here in Karlskoga, including both civilian and military products. Photograph – Hans Johansson Download a hi-resolution picture here »
	The carriage of Alfred Nobel Traditionally, it is said that Alfred Nobel used this carriage during his visits to Karlskoga. Photograph – Hans Johansson Download a hi-resolution picture here »