The Finnish Heritage Agency preserves Finland's material cultural heritage: collects, studies and distributes knowledge of it.
The Finnish Heritage Agency
Visiting address: Sturenkatu 2a, Helsinki
Postal address: P.O. Box 913, FI-00101 Helsinki
Telephone exchange +358 295 33 6000 (Mon–Fri 8–16.15)
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The Sturenkatu service point is open from Monday to Thursday from 9am to 3pm. The telephone service is open on weekdays from 9 to 11.30. At other times, please contact by e-mail.
Visiting address: Sturenkatu 2a
Postal address: P.O. Box 913, FI-00101 Helsinki
Museokatu 1 (Carriage House). The Carriage House is situated in The National Museum of Finland's park.
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Women cleaning fish in the village of Polja in Siberia, 1898 (cropped image), U. T. Sirelius / Picture Collections of the Finnish Heritage Agency. Objektinumero: SUK36:353
Kovda in Russia on 27 September 1911 (cropped image), J. W. Mattila / Picture Collections of the Finnish Heritage Agency. Objektinumero: SUK73:87
Cheese baskets, moulds and troughs from Juhoila in Sweden in 1930 (cropped image), Helmi Helminen / Picture Collections of the Finnish Heritage Agency. Objektinumero: SUK334:96
A woman salting cleaned flounders in Livonia in 1912 (cropped image), Vilho Setälä / Picture Collections of the Finnish Heritage Agency. Objektinumero: SUK126:74
A singing group from the village of Tiirhanna in Estonia in 1912 (cropped image), A. O. Väisänen / Picture Collections of the Finnish Heritage Agency. Objektinumero: SUK127:45
Reindeer harnessed in a file and almost ready to go in Itäkivi, Pulmankijärvi in Utsjoki in 1955 (cropped image), Niilo Valonen / Picture Collections of the Finnish Heritage Agency. Objektinumero: SUK516:89
Finno-Ugric Picture Collection
The Finno-Ugric Picture Collection, also known as the picture collection of kindred nations, consists of key picture materials with cultural and historical significance that present the cultures of peoples speaking Finno-Ugric languages.