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Kjerringøy trading post
Kjerringøy trading post (''Kjerringøy handelssted'') is an open-air museum at Kjerringøy in Nordland, Norway. It is operated as part of the Nordlandsmuseet museum of cultural history. 〔(''Salten Museum'' ) (Store norske leksikon)〕
==History==
Kjerringøy trading post was established in the late 1700s. It traded over a large area, and was licensed to provide accommodation for travelers. Through the buying and selling of fish and fish products is gradually became an affluent trading post. The Kjerringøy merchants bought fish in Lofoten and elsewhere in Nordland, dried or salted the fish and sold it in Bergen and other places. The ships used to transport the goods where often single masted open cargo sailing ships, such as the ''Anna Karoline''. The ships returned with foodstuffs, fishing gear and other equipment, which they sold in their local store, or in the Lofoten islands.〔(''Kjerringøy Handelssted'' (kjerringoy.info) )〕
The business remained quite modest until about 1820 when a boom began, led by good prices for fish. The herring fishery experienced a peak from about 1860. The merchant post's business was at the height of its prosperity around 1875, after which it slowly declined. The merchant at the time invested in mining, industry and other modern enterprises, mostly with little success.〔(''Norsk fiskerihistorie'' ) (Store norske leksikon)〕
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