Soundscapes of Norrköping (13)
This is a soundscape recorded by happy chance a bit outside the museum itself. What can be heard here is the construction…

The bell on the historic BT1 tow car.
The tow car, also called the tram locomotive, dates from the 1920s and was used to service freight on the tram network. After the end of World War II, the tram was used to clear up the rubble from Wrocław. Most likely, in the 1950s, the tram was modernised, and the fittings made compatible with the N type tramcars. The Miejskie Przedsiębiorstwo Komunikacyjne public transport company in Wrocław used it as a technical car (tug tramcar) until the 1970s. In the early 21st century, the tram was added to the collection of The Museum of Municipal Engineering and was restored in 2016. It is operational and occasionally may be seen in the streets of Krakow.
Sound recording: Marcin Dymiter aka Emiter
Photo: Iwo Wachowicz
This is a soundscape recorded by happy chance a bit outside the museum itself. What can be heard here is the construction…
Graffiti artist Tomi Lastunen painting a transformer house wall. Lastunen is a well known street artist who also has taught graffiti painting…
Mechanical weight-driven block-signalling apparatus used in the first half of the 20th century. This announced train movements through a section or ‘block’…
In this recording you can hear a graffiti artist working in the park during the Ilosaarirock festival in Joensuu. In the background…