Albert Lindhagen

Albert Lindhagen studied at Uppsala University. Positions recorded include Justice of the Supreme Court of Sweden and member of the Second Chamber. Work by Albert Lindhagen is recorded in the collections of Swedish Centre for Architecture and Design. Distinctions recorded are honorary member of Östgöta nation in Uppsala.

• Illustration — Albert Lindhagen Lindhagen studied at Uppsala from 1841, received a Ph.D. in 1848, and graduated in 1849. He worked at the Svea Court of Appeal from 1854, at the Ministry for Civil Service Affairs from 1864, the Office of the Minister for Justice (Justitiestatsexpeditionen) from 1869, was member of the Legislation Committee (Lagbyrån) from 1871, and Justice of the Supreme Court 1874–1886. • Illustration — Lindhagen's 1886 city plan for northern central Stockholm. • Illustration — Lindhagen's 1886 city plan for southern central Stockholm. He made important contributions to the health, fire safety, and construction charters of 1868 and 1874. He was member of the board of Stockholm's folk schools (folkskola) 1862–79 and from 1863 member of the Stockholm Municipal Assembly. As such, he had a lasting impact on the redevelopment of Stockholm's city plans and sanitary conditions, and was a leading force behind the reorganisation of the Stockholm University. In 1869, he was elected member of the second chamber of the Riksdag, and in 1883 member of the first chamber. Albert Lindhagen was the father of Carl Lindhagen, Anna Lindhagen, and Arthur Lindhagen.

Albert Lindhagen is recorded as having received honorary member of Östgöta nation in Uppsala.