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-<br>'''Photo by:''' [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Martin Martin Dyb]</br>
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-Langstein Railway Station in [[Nord-Trøndelag]], [[Norway]]. It's built in the typical Norwegian arcitechtonic style; the Dragon style. The  dragon style is a bit inspired by the viking era, and the dragon style is a part of the Historism.
-== Licensing/Copyright status ==
-{{PD}}