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Sokos Hotel Vaakuna through time

Helsinki 1930–2018 7 photos of this spot

7 photographs taken at the same spot in Helsinki, spanning 1930–2018 — 1 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

Oy Shell Ab:n huoltoasema, Turun kasarmi, Simonkatu 1 - Heikinkatu 28 (Mannerheimintie 22-24). Rakennettu 1928, purettu 1934. Aseman pihalla Turun ja Helsingin väliä liikennöivä linja-auto, jonka kyljessä teksti: Pikalinjavaunu Flying Finn. -- repronegatiivi, filmi paperi, mv

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Simonkatu 1, Heikinkatu 28, (Mannerheimintie 22 - 24). - Helsinki, Helsinki, 1930
Simonkatu 1, Heikinkatu 28, (Mannerheimintie 22 - 24). - Helsinki 1930 Oy Shell Ab:n huoltoasema, Turun kasarmi, Simonkatu 1 - Heikinkatu 28 (Mannerheimintie 22-24). Rakennettu 1928, purettu 1934. Aseman pihalla Turun ja Helsingin väliä liikennöivä linja-auto, jonka kyljessä teksti: Pikalinjavaunu Flying Finn. -- repronegatiivi, filmi paperi, mv
Sokos Hotel Vaakuna, Helsinki, 2016
Sokos Hotel Vaakuna 2016 Elielinaukio, Sokos Hotel Vaakuna
Mannerheimintie 7-5, Helsinki, Helsinki, 2016
Mannerheimintie 7-5, Helsinki 2016 Mannerheimintie 7–5, Helsinki. Mannerheimintie 7, built in 1914. Architect: Armas Lindgren Mannerheimintie 5, built in 1910. Architect: Armas Lindgren, Wivi Lönn
Lasipalatsi, Helsinki, 2018
Lasipalatsi 2018 Lasipalatsi in August 2018 in Helsinki Finland.
Retail building signs; tram; construction sign; bikes and pedestrians sign, Helsinki, 2018
Retail building signs; tram; construction sign; bikes and pedestrians sign 2018 A tram passes shopfronts on a central Helsinki, Finland street in 2018, with retail signage, a pedestrian and cyclist crossing sign, and a road-work warning visible along the sidewalk.
This stop is not in use, Helsinki, 2018
This stop is not in use 2018 This former public transport stop in Helsinki had already fallen out of use by the time the photograph was taken in 2018, a small trace of how the city's tram and bus network has changed over time.
Pole to support trolley wire, Helsinki, 2018
Pole to support trolley wire 2018 A pole erected to support the overhead contact wire is visible in this 2018 photograph from Helsinki, part of the infrastructure used to power the city's tram network.