Långholmens rasp- och spinnhus, commonly known as Långholmens spinnhus, was a women's prison in Långholmen, Stockholm, Sweden. The prison was established...

became state property in 1724 and was used as a spinning house (spinnhus). In 1825 the spinnhus was relocated to Norrmalm. After the move, Långholmen Prison...

and was temporary closed down between 1972–1975. Afterwards, Långholmens spinnhus was moved. Today the building is being used as a hotel/hostel and museum...

created. The public net of transportation is re-organised. Långholmens spinnhus is founded. Christina Eleonora Drakenhielm, convert (died 1712) Magdalena...

support, could be arrested for vagrancy and placed at the Långholmens spinnhus to prevent them from supporting themselves "indecently", which was frequently...

passed in 1858. - The Gustavsberg porcelain is founded. - Långholmens spinnhus is closed 3 June - Sophie Sager, feminist (died 1902) 5 January - Marcus...

A prostitute taken to the Långholmens spinnhus in the 1800s....

region. 1649: Inauguration of the women's work house prison Långholmens spinnhus. 1654: Queen Christina abdicates. Charles X of Sweden becomes king. 1665:...

she been a prostitute. Neither was she ever placed in the Långholmens spinnhus for prostitution. According to historical records, she was only arrested...

the city of Stockholm, to have her arrested and sent to the Långholmens spinnhus. As a reason, he claimed that she had given birth to a child and murdered...