Listing name
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Image
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Location
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Year built
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Contributing resource
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Ref
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Admiralgården
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Østre Strandvej 51, 9990 Skagen |
1915 |
Three-winged building from 1915 designed by Ulrik Plesner |
[1]
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Bangsbo
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Dronning Margrethes Vej 1, 9900 Frederikshavn |
18th century |
Three-winged manor house from the 18th century |
[2]
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Dronning Margrethes Vej 1, 9900 Frederikshavn |
17th century |
Half-timbered barn from the 17th century |
[3]
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Brøndums Hotel
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Anchersvej 3, 9990 Skagen |
1898 |
Four-winged hotel complex: Part of the south wing dating from 1874 but adapted and expanded by Ulrik Plesner in 1892; the verenda and west wing from 1898 by Ulrik Plesner; the north wing and connecting hallway by Ulrik Plesner |
[4]
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Anchersvej 3, 9990 Skagen |
1887 |
The east wing from 1887 containing restaurant/inn facilities |
[5]
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Classen's House
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Algade 3A, 9300 Sæby |
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Townhouse originally built before 1781 but the frontage replaced in 1834 and the rear side rebuilt in brick in 1877 |
[6]
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Fiskepakhusene (6)
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Fiskehuskaj 1-31 and Rødspættevej 2-6, 9990 Skagen |
1907 |
Six rows of warehouses for the storage of fish from 1907 designed by Thorvald Bindesbøll |
[7]
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Klitgården
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Damstedvej 39, 9990 Skagen |
1914 |
Three-winged house designed by Ulrik Plesner for King Christian X and Queen Alexandrine |
[8]
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Damstedvej 39, 9990 Skagen |
1914 |
Garage building from 1914 |
[9]
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Lerbæk
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Skagensvej 195A, 9900 Frederikshavn |
c. 1675 |
Manor house from the second half of the 17th century and the surrounding moats |
[10]
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Mayor Hans Gram's House
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Algade 12, 9300 Sæby |
1624 |
Half-timbered house from 1624 and the connecting gateway |
[11]
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Martello Tower
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Kragholmen 2, 9900 Frederikshavn |
1686 |
Gunpowder magazine from 1686 designed by Anthony Coucheron, originally part of Frederikshavn Fortress but moved to its current location in 1975 |
[12]
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Michael and Anna Ancher House
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Markvej 2, 9990 Skagen |
1837/1914 |
The former home of Anna and Michael Ancher; the south wing originally built between 1827 and 1837 and extended westwards in 1840 and again in 1860; the northern extension from 1914 designed by Ulrik Plesner |
[13]
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Nordre Skanse
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Nordre Skanse 46, 9900 Frederikshavn |
c. 1700 |
Coastal fortification with four bastions dating from c. 1700 |
[14]
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P. S. Krøyer House
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Sct. Laurentii Vej 148, 9990 Skagen |
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The former home of P. S. Krøyer; the oldest part is from the 18th century but extended between 1801 and 1809. |
[15]
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Saxild's House (2)
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Markvej 4, 9990 Skagen |
1968 |
Two detached wings situated perpendicularly to each other, built in c. 1780 but adapted by Ulrik Plesner in 1915 |
[16]
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Skagen Lighthouse (4)
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Fyrvej 36, 9990 Skagen |
1858 |
Lighthouse and associated keeper's residence from 1858 designed by N. S. Nebelong |
[17]
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Skagen Old Lighthouse
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Fyrvej 2, 9990 Skagen |
1748/1816 |
Lighthouse from 1848 designed by Philip de Lange and extended in 1816 |
[18]
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Skagen's Vippefyr
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Hans Ruths Vej 15, 9990 Skagen |
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A vippefyr from 1884 |
[19]
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Skagen Town Hall
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Sct. Laurentii Vej 87, 9990 Skagen |
1968 |
Former town hall from 1968 designed by Ejnar Borg |
[20]
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Skagens Museum
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Brøndumsvej 4, 9990 Skagen |
1914 |
The old main building, originally dating from the 18th century but rebuilt in 1850 |
[21]
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Skagens Museum
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Brøndumsvej 4, 9990 Skagen |
1914 |
The studio building from 1850 |
[22]
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Sæbygård
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Sæbygårdvej 49, 9300 Sæby |
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Three-winged, 18th-century manor house with connecting walls to the northwest and surrounding moats |
[23]
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Tuxen's House (3)
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Tuxens Alle 18A-C, 9990 Skagen |
1834/1901 |
The former home of Laurits Tuxen: The half-timbered, L-shaped building of which the south wing is from 1834 and the east wing is from 1842 but was adapted by Thorvald Jørgensen in 1901 (Tuxens Alle 18A); half-timbered pabilion from 1902 (Tuxens Alle 18B), the detached, haæf-timbered west wing from 1901 (Tuxens Alle 18C); the cobbled central courtyard. |
[24]
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