Room Inspectoren

A bit bigger group or management room where discussions can be held behind closed doors without any “inspection”.

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Fact

Cinema seating Up to 15 people
Classroom Up to 8 people
Board Up to 12 people
U-shape Up to 11 people
Room size 4,7 m x 4,5 m

 

Equipment in the room

  • Projector / TV
  • Whiteboard
  • Flipchart
  • Wifi
  • Mineral water & goodies
  • Pads & pens
  • Table signs

Available for rent or borrow: Video conference, telephone conference, microphone / mosquito, projector cable adapters, computer.

About

Inspectoren is located in the hotel section, Kronohäktet, and offers a view over the exercising yards from the 1840s. The room is suitable for small group conferences but it can also be used as a group room at a big conference.

 

History

Inspectoren (the Inspector) was the title of the Spinning House director. The first inspector at Långholmen was Carl Magnus Lewin,1724-1726. Lewin introduced the quantum system according to which the spinning house inmates had to carry out a certain amount of work for the term of their punishment, such as to spin yarn for uniform fabrics. The prisoners who did not complete their piecework got “detention” until the work was done. Many inspectors were famous. So was even Hans Hansson Björkman (friends with C M Bellman). Björkman neglected his duties as director and was seldom sober at work. He felt most at home as an opera singer at Gustav III’s opera house. Björkman was called the Hercules of the spinning house after his favourite role in the opera.

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Send an inquiry to us we will come back with a proposal.
Phone: +46 8-720 85 00    Mail: conference@langholmen.com

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