- Customer service
- The Archives
- Archaeological collections
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The Picture Collections
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What's on
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Articles in Kamera magazine 2014
- Foreign Minister Väinö Tanner and the terms of peace for the Winter War
- The landscape captures attention
- The general and the bear
- Lifestyle entrepreneur Johan Venninen
- Goodbyes at the start of World War I
- Atomic train on its way to the east
- A view into the wilds of Siberia
- People and urban landscapes
- Articles in Kamera magazine 2015
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Articles in Kamera magazine 2016
- Sakari Pälsi and the Canadian Finns
- Ahti Rytkönen and the people of chimneyless cabins
- The countryside between the past and the future
- Staged trial
- Studio photographs from the 1870s in digital form
- Voyage to the lost land
- The Helsinki Metro with its many twists and turns
- From printing plate to press photo
- A peasant’s life
- Articles in Kamera magazine 2017
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Articles in Kamera magazine 2018
- Border photography from the Gulf of Finland to the Arctic Ocean
- A Finnish Tragedy
- A presidential election à la America
- From driver to photographer
- Transforming Helsinki
- Through the eyes of an ethnologist
- Miniskirts and marijuana
- The news photo that does not exist
- Wartime excursions to the song lands of the Kalevala
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Articles in Kamera magazine 2014
- Customer service
- Collections
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What's on
- Library
- Archaeological Field Services
Library
The Finnish Heritage Agency Library is a research library open to all, specialising in cultural heritage.
We provide information on archaeology and history, ethnology and museology, building preservation, restoration and conservation as well as art history and the history of artefacts.
You can borrow material from the library with a Helka card. Borrowing e-books requires you to log into the service in the Finnish Heritage Agency Library. The library’s materials are included in the Helka-Finna collection database. The Maritime Museum of Finland’s library operates as part of Information Centre Vellamo in Kotka. Its materials are listed in Kaakkuri-Finna.
The library is a self-service library, but services are available from the library, picture collections and archive’s joint Customer Service desk, as well as by reserving an appointment with library staff.
