View from Tulliniemi, Hanko
In the 1890s Tulliniemi, located at the southern tip of Finland's Hanko Peninsula, served as a tranquil coastal haven amidst rocky shores and sandy beaches. This picturesque cape was not only a place of natural beauty but also held significant historical importance.
Tulliniemi's rocky shores were often dotted with sailboats and rowboats, primarily working vessels reflecting the maritime activities of the era. These boats were essential for fishing, transport, and trade along the Gulf of Finland, highlighting the cape's practical role in maritime life.
Beyond its scenic charm, Tulliniemi boasted remnants of 18th-century fortifications, underscoring its strategic significance in Finnish history.
Photo: Sailboats and rowboats along Tulliniemi's rocky shore
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Photo Information
Original photo courtesy of the Finnish Heritage Agency
Photographer: I.K. Inha, Produced by K.E. Ståhlberg
Year: 1890s
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