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Söderlångvik Manor museum

The museum at Söderlångvik Manor, located in the main building, displays Amos Anderson’s art collection and information about his personal history. The museum was opened to the public in 1965 according to the wishes of Amos Anderson (1878–1961). The house underwent a thorough renovation in 2018–2021 when the interiors regained their original style from the 1930s. The interior of Söderlångvik is mostly classic design featuring both antique furniture and retro-style furniture. Most of Amos Anderson’s library is located here; the rest is in Amos’ apartment in Helsinki, which was opened as the museum Amos Andersons Hem in March 2023.
The permanent exhibition at Söderlångvik displays art from collections of the art association Konstsamfundet. The selection mainly consists of Finnish art from 1900 to 1950.
Kim Simonssons is the exhibitor of the year. Kim Simonssons Moss Giants will move from Helsinki to their final destination is Söderlångvik manor, Amos Anderson’s summer home on Kemiö Island in spring 2025. Each giant will find a permanent home in the woodland next to the manor. Over time, the giants will start to fade and offer a growing ground for lichen, moss and other organisms.