When Karin Bevemyr and her daughter Myra were clearing out the attic in the family's farmhouse in Söderköping, a white edge of paper suddenly appeared out of the darkness. The find turned out to be two bundles of around 150 handwritten letters from 1885–1910.
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When Karin Bevemyr and her daughter Myra were clearing out the attic in the family's farmhouse in Söderköping, a white edge of paper suddenly appeared out of the darkness. The find turned out to be two bundles of around 150 handwritten letters from 1885–1910.