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Eiðis bygd 1870

Myndin er málað eftir tekning sum stóð í tíðarritinum Le Tour de Monde í 1887, sum er eftirgjørd eftir ljósmynd frá 1872. Húsanummarrøðin er eftir fólkatalslistanum frá 1870.

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Her kanst tú millum annað lesa Fjølnir og finna upplýsingar um MFS.

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