Hästholmen & S/S Per Brahe

Östergötland · Sverige · Sägenplats · Uhygge 3/5

A medieval harbour where the steamer Per Brahe sank in 1918 — 24 dead, among them the artist John Bauer and his family.

Hästholmen is a medieval harbour and trading place on Vättern's eastern shore with rock carvings. On the night of 19–20 Nov 1918 the S/S Per Brahe foundered in a storm just offshore; all 24 aboard died, among them the artist John Bauer, his wife Ester and son Bengt-Olov. The ship was salvaged in 1922. [Documented tragedy; no ghost legend of its own — carry the weight, do not invent a revenant.]

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Hvor uhyggelig er Hästholmen & S/S Per Brahe?

Hästholmen & S/S Per Brahe har en uhyggefaktor på 3/5 ifølge Haunted Places’ verificerede vurderinger.

Hvor ligger Hästholmen & S/S Per Brahe?

Hästholmen & S/S Per Brahe ligger i Östergötland, Sverige.