page_title: Fjällhyddan
hierarchical_section_title: Fjällhyddan
caption_attribution_description: English: Early 1900s postcard, depicting Fjällhyddan, a house built by the local publicist and politician Ture Malmgren in Uddevalla, during the late 19th century. Today a ruin. Unknown photographer.
context_page_description: Fjällhyddan, also known as Jakthyddan and other variants of that name, was a building constructed in Uddevalla, Sweden, during the late 19th century. It was created by Ture Malmgren, a prominent – and highly eccentric – local businessman and politician. Today the building is a ruin.
context_section_description: Fjällhyddan (English: the Mountain Hut), also known as Jakthyddan (English: the Hunting Hut) and other variants of that name, was a building constructed in Uddevalla, Sweden, during the late 19th century. It was created by Ture Malmgren (1851–1922), a prominent – and highly eccentric – local businessman and politician. Today the building is a ruin.
caption: Early 20th-century postcard depicting Fjällhyddan
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