Sigriður Zoëga, une photographe islandaise, (1889–1968), que j'aime beaucoup. Ici, "Three women at Ölfusá", 1915.

To Monika

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To Greenmonster

The cup and the table are from IKEA. The milk was whipped with a battery driven stirrer from IKEA (cost abt. 1 EUR). The coffee was from Zoega's, very dark. The coffee was brewed in a Bodum Bistro press thing. The blinds are from IKEA.

One way to market your coffee. Name it after the city, and use a famous place. These are the two buildings I photographed earlier in the week at Stortorget in Gamla stan. Although they hae changed them a bit.

I den här burken förvarar jag förpackningen Zoegas (kaffe). Alltså en rektangulär förpackning i en rund form, men det funkar :-)

Hotel Mollberg in Helsingborg is perhaps Sweden's oldest hotel. It probably has been a hostelry on the site since the 1300s and all the owners since 1639 are known by name. The hotel was not its present name until 1802, when it was bought by the sailor Peter Mollberg who named the hotel to the Hotel d'Mollberg. The present main building was built in stages between 1884 and 1902.

Coffee brand Zoégas dark roasted blend, named Mollbergs mix, is named after the hotel when it was created at the request of the then chef at the hotel in 1903.

History

In the late 19th century over 400 smacks were registered at Hull, of which William McCann, originally known as the 'City of Edinboro' is the sole known survivor. Her keel was laid on 26 January 1884 at the Garrison Side yard of William McCann at Hull for the ‘City’ fleet of Messrs Simpson & Bowman, of Hull, as one of a class of ten long line trawlers all named after cities. Launched on 28 April 1884, she was constructed of 6” square oak frames fastened with oak treenails, and strengthened with wrought iron hanging knees. The frames were clad with 2½” thick oak outer planks and a 2” thick pitch pine inner ‘ceiling’, also fixed with oak treenails. The space between the outer and inner planking was filled with about five tons of rock salt, to preserve the wood. Her registration number was H 1394.

These trawlers typically worked the Dogger Bank and Silver Pits, in the North Sea, for cod. On 12 July 1884, with her ketch rig complete, 'City of Edinboro' made her maiden voyage into the North Sea under skipper William Ferrand and a crew of five. Her daily catches were transferred to a fast steamer, allowing her to stay at sea for weeks. However her working life there was relatively short because steam trawlers soon replaced sail in Hull, and she was sold on 25 February 1897 to Geir Zoega, an Icelandic fish merchant based in Reykjavik. Renamed Frida, she fished in Icelandic and Greenland waters until 1913, employing a crew of twenty or thirty in hand-lining, each man having four lines.

More at www.nationalhistoricships.org.uk/register/503/city-edinboro

Model: Volvo FH12 460 Euro3 6X2 (FH2/FH3*)

VIN: YV2AP40C45A598425

1. Registration: 2005-01-27

Company: unknown owner (DK)

Fleet No.: -

Nickname: -

License plates: XX11105 (jun. 2012-oct. 2012)

Previous reg.: TN93559 (jan. 2005-apr. 2012)

Later reg.: n/a

Retirement age: 7 y 8 mo

Photo location: Motorway 501 (Aarhus Syd Motorvejen), Viby J, Aarhus, DK

*FH2 if you split definition by the 2008 facelift, FH3 if you use the 2002 upgrade as marker.

Ex-Brdr. Zoega.

After being retired by Brdr. Zoega in april 2012, this Volvo got one last stint for a few months later that year. The last owner didn't bother to add a livery, opting to simply remove the old names and go unmarked for those few months.

Another Flickr-user caught this truck in 2010, while it still had the full livery. You can see that photo here flic.kr/p/vk3DbQ

Going up the steep hill leading sw out of Aarhus past Viby and Stautrup. Underpowered and/or heavily loaded trucks often struggle here.

Tip: to locate trucks of particular interest to you, check my collections page, "truck collection" - here you will find all trucks organized in albums, by haulier (with zip-codes), year, brand and country.

Retirement age for trucks: many used trucks are offered for sale on international markets. If sold to a foreign buyer, this will not be listed in the danish motor registry, so a "retired" truck may or may not have been exported. In other words, the "retirement age" only shows the age, at which the truck stopped running on danish license plates.

Tvíburar með stráhatta. Tvíburarnir Helgi Zoëga t.v. og Kristján Zoëga t.h. Fæddir í júlí 1905. / Twins with straw hats, born in July 1905, 1909-1910

Ljósmyndari / Photographer: Magnús Ólafsson

Format: Glerplata / Glass negatives, 12 x 16 cm.

Höfundarréttur / Rights Info: Enginn þekktur höfundarréttur / No known restrictions on publication.

Geymsla / Repository: Ljósmyndasafn Reykjavíkur / Reykjavík Museum of Photography, Tryggvagata 15, 6. Hæð / 6th floor

Númer myndar / Call Number: MAÓ 3262

Myndavefur Ljósmyndasafnsins / Reykjavík Museum of Photography´s photoweb:

ljosmyndasafn.reykjavik.is/fotoweb/Grid.fwx

Kristín Þorvarðardóttir (1905-1977) & Halldóra Ólafsdóttir (1906-1996)

The Most Rev. Dr. Stefano Cardinal Borgia (3 December 1731–1804) was a senior Italian prelate, theologian, antiquarian and historian.Cardinal Borgia belonged to a well known family of Velletri, where he was born, and was a distant relative of the House of Borgia. His early education was controlled by his uncle Alessandro (1682–1764), Archbishop of Fermo. From his youth, Stefano Borgia manifested an aptitude for historical research and a taste for relics of ancient civilizations, a line in which he succeeded so well that, at the age of nineteen, he was received into the Academy of Cortona. He founded a museum in Velletri, in which, during his whole life, he gathered coins and manuscripts, especially Coptic, and which may be considered as his major undertaking and achievement. Such was his passion for antiquities that he is known to have sold his jewels and precious earthenware in order to secure the coveted treasures and have the description of them printed. Borgia placed his scientific collection at the disposal of scholars, regardless of creed and country, and giving them encouragement and support. Paolino da San Bartolomeo, Adler, Zoega, Heeren, and many others were among his enthusiastic friends.

Borgia was not left, however, entirely to his chosen field of activity, but was called to fill several important political positions. Benedict XIV appointed him Governor of Benevento. In 1770 he was made secretary of the Congregation de Propaganda Fide, an office of which he took advantage to acquire antiquities by the help of the missionaries—a help which proved always forthcoming. He was made a cardinal in 1789. In the period of the French invasion Borgia was given charge of Rome by Pius VI (1797–98). After the proclamation of the Republic, he was arrested (1798), but quickly released, whereupon he immediately resumed his studies and work of collecting; soon afterwards he joined Pius VI in Valence, Drôme, and endeavoured to have this pontiff send to Asia and Africa a body of missionaries who would preach the Gospel and gather various monuments.Cardinal Borgia was a participant in the Papal conclave, 1800, which elected Pope Pius VII. Borgia helped him in the reorganization of the Papal States. In 1801 he was made Rector of the Collegium Romanum, and he was in the retinue of Pius VII when this pontiff went to France to crown the new emperor Napoleon. Having arrived in Lyons, Cardinal Borgia was taken ill and died. After his death his collection of Coptic manuscripts was divided: the non-Biblical manuscripts were taken to Naples and placed in the Biblioteca Borbonica, now the Biblioteca nazionale Vittorio Emanuele III; and the Biblical manuscripts, except for a few which were taken to Naples by mistake, given to the Congregation de Propaganda Fide, together with the collection of coins and monuments forming the Museo Borgiano.At the turn of the Twentieth century the manuscripts of the Museo Borgiano were transferred to the Vatican Library, where they are to be found today. Before the partition of the manuscripts was made the scholar and convert, Jörgen Zoega, wrote a complete and accurate description of them in his posthumous work Catologus Codicum Copticorum manu scriptorum qui in Museo Borgiano Velitris adservantur (Rome, 1810). Borgia also published several works bearing especially on historical topics: Monumento di papa Giovanni XVI (Rome, 1750); Breve istoria dell antica città di Benevento (ibid., 1763–69); Vaticana confessio B. Petri chronoligcis testimoniis illustrata (ibid., 1776); De Cruce Vaticanâ (ibid., 1779); De Cruce Veliternâ (ibid., 1780; Istoria del dominio temporale della Sede Apostolica nelle Due-Sicilie (ibid., 1788).The Codex Borgia, discovered by Alexander von Humboldt, is named after him.

Stefano Borgia (Velletri, 3 dicembre 1731 – Lione, 23 novembre 1804) è stato un cardinale, storico, dignitario pontificio, bibliofilo e un erudito italiano.Stefano Borgia nacque in una famiglia patrizia di Velletri, imparentata alla lontana con i più noti Borgia. Fu guidato, nei suoi studi, dallo zio Alessandro (1682-1764), che lo condusse con sé a Fermo, dove era arcivescovo. Fin dalla giovinezza Stefano Borgia manifestò inclinazione per lo studio della storia e amore per le testimonianze delle antiche civiltà, tanto che, a soli diciannove anni di età, fu accolto all'Accademia Etrusca di Cortona.Stefano Borgia fu chiamato a ricoprire importanti cariche nello Stato Pontificio. Papa Clemente XIII lo nominò governatore di Benevento (1759), nel 1764 fu nominato segretario della Congregazione delle indulgenze, e nel 1770 fu nominato segretario di Propaganda Fide, uffizio che gli permise di acquisire nuovi reperti archeologici con l'aiuto di missionari. Nel 1789 fu nominato cardinale prete di s. Clemente; nel 1792-93 fu camerlengo. Nel periodo dell'invasione francese di Roma (10 febbraio 1798) era governatore di Roma; il 15 febbraio 1798, giorno della proclamazione della I repubblica romana fu arrestato; rilasciato poco dopo, riprese i suoi studi e l'attività di collezionista. Si recò da Pio VI a Valence e si prodigò per creare un corpo di missionari per la predicazione del Vangelo in Asia e in Africa.Come cardinale, Stefano Borgia partecipò a Venezia al conclave del 1800 nel quale fu eletto Papa Pio VII. Il card. Borgia collaborò con Pio VII nella riorganizzazione dello Stato Pontificio, devastato dall'invasione francese e dall'intervento napoletano. Nel 1801 fu nominato Rettore del Collegio Romano, e si accinse ad accompagnare Pio VII quando questo pontefice si recò in Francia per incoronare imperatore Napoleone; giunti a Lione, il cardinale Borgia si ammalò e morì.L'opera più importante di Stefano Borgia fu la fondazione di un museo a Velletri in cui riunì le monete e i manoscritti, specialmente quelli copti, raccolti nel corso dell'intera vita. Tale era la passione per le antichità che vendette molte proprietà e i beni di famiglia pur di assicurarsi i reperti desiderati o di stampare cataloghi e repertori bibliografici. Borgia mise la sua raccolta scientifica a disposizione degli studiosi (fra cui Paolino da San Bartolomeo, Adler, Jörgen Zoega, Heeren, Humboldt), non badando al credo religioso o alla nazionalità, fornendo costantemente incoraggiamenti e aiuto materiale.Dopo la morte, la raccolta di manoscritti copti del card. Borgia fu divisa: i manoscritti non-biblici furono portati a Napoli e posti nella Biblioteca Borbonica (ora Biblioteca nazionale Vittorio Emanuele III); i manoscritti biblici, a parte alcuni che furono portati a Napoli per errore, vennero donati alla Congregazione di Propaganda Fide, mentre la raccolta di monete, iscrizioni e reperti archeologici che costituirono il Museo Borgiano di Velletri fu venduta da Camillo Borgia nel [1814] al re di Napoli Giocchino Murat [ vendita poi riconosciuta da Ferdinando I di Borbone che completò il pagamento. All'inizio del XX secolo i manoscritti del Museo Borgiano furono trasferiti alla Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, dove si trovano attualmente. Prima della separazione dei manoscritti lo studioso Jörgen Zoega (1755-1809) ne redasse un catalogo completo e accurato pubblicato postumo nel 1810[

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White marble relief (H. 0.43 Br. 0.72 D. 0.05), broken in two. Vatican Museum, Sala dei Animali, No. 149.

Zoega, Abh., 149 No. 15; Gerhard-Platner, 198 No. 34; MMM II 211f No. 31; Amelung, Skulpt. Vat., II (1), 46 No. 17 and Taf. 5. See fig. 158 (Sansaini).

In a cave Mithras, slaying the bull, whose tail ends in three ears. Dog and serpent near the wound; the scorpion on the usual place; the raven is perched on the border of the cave. In the upper corners Sol (l) in diadem and radiate crown, driving upwards in a quadriga; on the other side Luna (r) with crescent behind her shoulders, descending in a chariot and urging the two oxen on with a whip. On the lower rim, between two palm-branches an inscription:

555.

Kaibel, 151, 1272; MMM II No. 39.

Χρῆστος πατὴρ καὶ Γαῦρος ἐποίησαν

Reykjavík, Iceland (est. 1786, pop. 200,000), 1st settlement c. AD 870 • Architecture of Iceland

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Íslenskar ljósmyndir 1866–2009

Einar Falur Ingólfsson ljósmyndari hefur valið verk eftir þrettán kollega sína á sýninguna, og skrifar jafnframt um þá, sem og rökin fyrir vali sínu, í texta sem birtist í vandaðri sýningarskrá. Er þetta í fyrsta sinn sem tilraun er gerð til þess að gefa markvisst yfirlit á einni sýningu yfir sögu skapandi ljósmyndunar hér á landi, frá upphafi til dagsins í dag.

Á sýningunni eru verk níu látinna ljósmyndara og fjögurra sem enn starfa. Sýningarstjórinn valdi ekki fólk sem fætt er eftir 1960 og einungis fólk sem gerði ljósmyndun að ævistarfi og starfaði því við fagið á um langt skeið. Verk ellefu karlmanna og tveggja kvenna eru á sýningunni, en fram á síðustu áratugi heyrði það til undantekninga að konur störfuðu markvisst við ljósmyndun lengur en í örfá ár.

Ljósmyndararnir eru: Sigfús Eymundsson, Nicoline Waywadt, Magnús Ólafsson, Pétur Brynjólfsson, Sigríður Zoëga, Jón Kaldal, Ólafur Magnússon, Vigfús Sigurgeirsson, Ólafur K. Magnússon, Guðmundur Ingólfsson, Sigurgeir Sigurjónsson, Ragnar Axelsson og Páll Stefánsson.

Listasafnið á Akureyri

Georg Zoega, archéologue (1755-1809) statue de 1911 par Ludvig Brandstrup (1861-1935)

He was a Danish archaeologist and numismatist; born at Daler near Tønder, near the west coast of northern Schleswig.

His father, whose family came originally from Northern Italy, was Christian Zoëga, Protestant pastor of Vilhad; his mother was Henriette Clausen.

As a boy Jørgen was taught at home and then attended the gymnasium in Altona. He went in 1773 to the University of Göttingen and later to Leipzig, studying philosophy and the Classics. Repeated journeys to Italy developed an interest in archaeology, which had awakened early in him. In 1782, thanks to the Danish minister Ove Høegh-Guldberg, he received for two years a pension from the State. From Vienna, where he studied under the celebrated numismatist Eckhel, Zoëga went to Rome early in 1783. Through introductions he received here a kindly welcome from Stefano Borgia, then a prelate and later cardinal.

On his way home, Zoëga heard in Paris of the political overthrow of his patron Guldberg. He therefore returned to Rome and took up permanent abode in that city, which a man, as he said, should never see or else never leave. He had before this catalogued and exhaustively described Borgia's fine collection of coins; the prelate now gave him strong support and Pius VI granted him a pension of 400 scudi. With the aid of influential friends Zoëga also received permanent assistance from Denmark, and in 1790 was made an honorary member of the Academy of Art in Copenhagen. When his patron, Cardinal Borgia, was exiled from Rome in 1798, Zoëga, grateful for the cardinal's hospitality to Danes who had gone to Rome, obtained a pension for Borgia from the state revenues of Denmark.

From 1798 Zoëga was Danish consul at Rome and a member of the Academy of Sciences at Copenhagen. His work in numismatics led him to take up Egyptological and Coptic studies, which he conducted with success. By his power of penetration and sound judgment, he pointed out to later investigators the path to be followed in interpreting hieroglyphics. He is regarded as the associate of Winckelmann and Visconti in establishing scientific archaeology. His services to learning were also acknowledged in foreign countries by his election in 1806 to membership in the Academies of Science at Berlin and Vienna. He died in Rome three years later.

Zoega's most important works are:

Nummi aegyptii imperatorii (Rome, 1787)

De origine et usu obeliscorum (Rome, 1797)

Bassorilievi antichi di Roma (2 vols., Rome, 1808), translated into German by Friedrich Gottlieb Welcker (1811)

Catalogus codicum copticorum manuscriptorum, qui in museo Borgiano Velitris adservantu (Rome, 1810), a posthumous work.

He also wrote several treatises on classical archaeology, also translated into German by Welcker, Georg Zoegas Abhandlungen (Göttingen, 1817). A work on the topography of Rome was left unfinished in manuscript.

His brother was the botanist Johan Zoëga. (Wikipedia)

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Decorative wheels grinding coffee, seen in Helsingborg. The shop is the oldest one of the Zoega chain in Sweden.

HELSINGBORG (20 May 1982) [UP8793)

This train had arrived from Helsingborg and was ready to head north again (to Höör) about half an hour later. The southbound train from Höör to Simrishamn (which we had joined at Hyllie) is passing on the other track. Each of these lilac train sets is named after a local character, in this case Carlos Zoéga. 029 is - guess who - Kurt Wallander!

2022, Leme, São Paulo, Brazil

Þann 2. desember 2016 flutti Helga Zoëga fyrirlestur í tilefni af framgangi sínum í stöðu prófessors við Læknadeild.

©Kristinn Ingvarsson

Doktorsvörn við Hagfræðideild: Áhrif skyndilegra breytinga í hagkerfi á heilsu og heilsutengda hegðun.

Föstudaginn 12. ágúst 2016 varði Þórhildur Ólafsdóttir doktorsritgerð sína við Hagfræðideild á Félagsvísindasviði. Ritgerðin nefndist: Áhrif skyndilegra breytinga í hagkerfi á heilsu og heilsutengda hegðun (Health and health behavior responses to macroeconomic shocks).

Andmælendur voru Dr. Mickael Bech, forstjóri KORA og prófessor í heilsuhagfræði í Danmörku, og Dr. Inas Kelly, prófessor í hagfræði við Queens College við City University of New York.

Leiðbeinandi var dr. Tinna Laufey Ásgeirsdóttir, prófessor í hagfræði við Háskóla Íslands. Ásamt henni sátu í doktorsnefnd dr. Michael Grossman, prófessor í hagfræði við City University of New York, dr. Birgir Hrafnkelsson, prófessor við Raunvísindadeild, og dr. Gylfi Zoega, prófessor í hagfræði við Háskóla Íslands.

Dr. Þórólfur Matthíasson, varadeildarforseti Hagfræðideildar, stjórnaði athöfninni.

Akureyrarkirkja, Akyreyri, Iceland

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Dominating the town from high on a hill, Akureyri’s landmark is Akureyrarkirkja - The Church of Akureyri with 112 steps to the top of the hill, designed by Guðjón Samúelsson, the architect responsible for Reykjavík’s Hallgrímskirkja.

Although the basalt theme connects them, Akureyrarkirkja looks more like a stylised 1920s US skyscraper than its big-city brother.

Built in 1940, the church contains a series of rather untraditional reliefs of the life of Christ.

The organ of the Akureyrarkirkja was built by Steinmeyer & Co. Oettingen, Germany in 1961 and rebuilt by the Danish organbuilders P. Bruhn & Søn Orgelbyggeri in 1995.It has 49 stops, 3 manuals and pedal, 256 combinations (16 x 16). It has a mechanical action and electric registration.

There are 17 stained glass windows. For decades it was claimed that the central window in the chancel originally graced Coventry Cathedral in England, which was destroyed in WW2.

But in 2014 British historian Dr Jonathan Foyle went public with his discovery, that the Icelandic windows are not actually from Coventry at all and that any connection may have been invented to boost the value of the glass.***

The christening font is a replica. The original is made by Berthel Thorvaldsen, (a Danish-Icelandic sculptor) and can be seen in St. Giles church in Edinburgh, Scotland.

The altarpiece above the font is from the first church in Akureyri, which was consecrated in 1863.

A ship is suspended from the ceiling, reflecting an old Nordic tradition of votive offerings for the protection of loved ones at sea.

Akureyrarkirkja church was named after Mathías Jochumsson, the great Icelandic poet, who lived in Akureyri at Sigurhæðir, just below the church - and was called Matthíasarkirkja church.

***For details about "The Great Glass Mystery"

www.historiccoventry.co.uk/cathedrals/canon-wright-glass-...

www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-cathedral-wartime...

Canon Kenyon Wright, who spent 11 years as a minister at Coventry Cathedral states that the medieval windows - and some Victorian glass - were taken down and stored in the nearby village of Hampton Lucy as Hitler scrambled his bombers.

He claims some of the hidden glass went missing and ended up in an antiques shop in London – where the windows were sold to an Icelandic trader, Helgi Zoega.

Helgi apparently shipped the windows back to his twin brother Kristjan in Iceland – who owned an antiques shop in Reykjavik. There he sold them to the church in Akureyri.

But in 2014 British historian Dr Jonathan Foyle went public with his discover, that the Icelandic windows are not actually from Coventry at all and that any connection may have been invented to boost the value of the glass.

Furthermore, no Victorian windows were saved or stolen and newsreel shows that the glass was simply destroyed in the raids.

The tall tale may be at an end, but the friendship between Coventry and Akureyri will continue.

The Dean of Coventry Cathedral, the Very Rev John Witcombe, says “We’ve kind of both been duped a bit by the story. There’s a sense of sadness because you always want something to be true, don’t you?

"There’s a bit of a sense of that but it means we can greet each other well, and not have any animosity.”

Pastor Svavar Jonsson from Akureyri Church tells Dr Foyle: “Yes, it’s surprised me but we will update our text and continue to cherish this window and it has always been a mystery around this window – how did it get to Iceland? It will be much more mysterious now.”

I don't drink coffee, but if I had - this would be the brand. I'm raised in Helsingborg, where the wonderful smell of freshly roasted Zoégas coffee was heavy in the air...

7 Days of Shooting - Week #17 "Green" - Fill the Frame Friday.

Saga Vesturgötu 32

Bungalow

Árið 1910 hóf fyrirtækið Bookless Bros. Ltd. frá Aberdeen, fyrst útgerð og síðar fiskverkun í Svendborg eins og fiskverkunarhúsin voru í daglegu tali nefnd. Eigendur fyrirtækisins voru bræðurnir Harry Bookless og Douglas Bookless. Sögusvið mikillar útgerðar 1910-1922Fyrstu tvö árin gerði Bookless Bros. Ltd. út fjóra togara frá Hafnarfirði og að aukilögðu nokkrir breskir togarar upp afla sinn hjá fyrirtækinu. Árið 1911 var gerð hafskipabryggja til bráðabirgða fram undan athafnasvæði fyrirtækisins en hún eyðilagðist snemma í óveðri. Fyrirtækið lét reisa þurrkhús árið 1912, auk þess sem það fékk land á erfðafestu undir fiskreiti. Einnig var lögð sporbraut frá lóð fyrirtækisins upp að fiskreitum þess. Svendborgarhúsið var stækkað og reist voru nokkur fiskverkunarhús til viðbótar og tvö íbúðarhús og var annað þeirra fyrir starfsfólk fyrirtækisins en hitt svonefnt “Bungalow” fyrir stjórnendur fyrirtækisins. Mikið verðfall varð á fiski árið 1920 og reið það mörgum útgerðar- og fiskvinnslufyrirtækjum að fullu. Varð sú raunin með starfsemi Bookless Bros. Ltd. í Hafnarfirði sem lauk árið 1922 er fyrirtækið varð gjaldþrota.

1918-1922 - Svonefnt Bungalow var reist árið 1918; þar dvaldist Douglas Bookless. Það hús er hið einasta af mannvirkjum Bookless, sem enn stendur.

1922-1924- Eftir gjaldþrotið 1922 eignaðist Landsbanki Íslands fasteignir Bookless.

1924-1929 - Árið 1924 keypti enska útgerðarfyrirtækið Hellyer Bros. Ltd. í Hull þær. Þeir stunduðu útgerð frá bænum í fimm ár. Var Geir Zoëga útgerðarmaður leigutaki skipa þeirra því þá höfðu útlendingar ekki leyfi til útgerðarstarfsemi hér á landi öðruvísi en Íslendingar hefðu skip þeirra á leigu. Geir bjó þá í „Bungalowinu“ ásamt fjölskyldu sinni. 1926 fékk fyrirtækið leyfi til að stunda útgerð frá Íslandi og var Geir þá gerður að umboðsmanni og framkvæmdarstjóra þess hérlendis.

1929-1952 - Árið 1929 hætti þetta fyrirtæki allri útgerð hér á landi. Sigldi burt með togara sína. Ástæða þess voru m.a. langvarandi deilur við bæjarstjórn Hafnarfjarðar um útsvar. Geir Zoëga starfaði áfram sem umboðsmaður enskra útgerða hér á landi og bjó áfram í húsinu.

1952-2001 - Árið 1952 keyptu þau Guðrún Guðmundsdóttir og Ásgeir Júlíusson teiknari húsið.

2001- Hafnarfjarðabær keypti húsið.

Húsið nýtur friðunar skv. 18. grein Þjóðminjalaga en hún tekur til húsa sem byggð eru 1918 og fyrr.

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Brúðkaupsveisla foreldra minna í stofunni að Hávallagötu 17, 5. maí 1956 - Mynd úr albúmi Maríu Ásmundsdóttur

The Zoegas Coffee Brewery's got a lovely mural. Can't seem to find out who made it though. Update: By Karl-Bertil Nilsson. No info on the web, but hey, at least we know.

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One more 'things to do in life' done.

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Sigríður Zoëga varði doktorsverkefni sitt í hjúkrunarfræði við Hjúkrunarfræðideild Háskóla Íslands þann 7. nóvember 2014.

Hotel Mollberg in Helsingborg is perhaps Sweden's oldest hotel. It probably has been a hostelry on the site since the 1300s and all the owners since 1639 are known by name. The hotel was not its present name until 1802, when it was bought by the sailor Peter Mollberg who named the hotel to the Hotel d'Mollberg. The present main building was built in stages between 1884 and 1902.

Coffee brand Zoégas dark roasted blend, named Mollbergs mix, is named after the hotel when it was created at the request of the then chef at the hotel in 1903.