Birger Bring stands on the ruins
of the former main house at Bråhult. Today all that remains
are some foundation stones. |
Another view of the remaining foundation
stones of the main house at Bråhult. This appears to have
been the main entrance facing the lake. |
This is a view of the lake right
in front of the former site of the manor house. The lake is called
Bråhultesjön (Bråhult's Lake) today. |
Another view of Bråhultesjön. |
A small sign alerts visitors to
the former site of Bråhult. |
Another view looking over the house
ruins toward the lake. |
A chestnut tree that grows in the
Bråhult estate is not native to this area of Sweden. It
is assumed that the Sabelskjölds planted chestnuts here
and this tree is a descendant of one of those trees. |
The house that stands on Bråhult
today. It is actually the third location for the home at Bråhult.
The Sabelskjöld house was the first, then there was another
to the west and this house to the east. This house was built
about 100 years ago. Today's Bråhult is just a small part
of the large estate that it once was. |