History of Örby in Timeline

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Örby

Örby is a residential area situated in Söderort, Stockholm Municipality, Sweden. Encompassing 159 hectares, it provides housing for 4,720 residents. The area is primarily characterized by its residential nature within the broader Stockholm region.

1904: Örby Created as Self-Governing Village

In 1904, Örby was created as a self-governing village within Brännkyrka Rural District.

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1912: Örby IS Founded

In 1912, the sports club Örby IS was founded.

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1913: Amalgamation with Stockholm City

In 1913, Örby was amalgamated with Stockholm City and the rural district was dissolved.

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1915: Örbyskolan Built

In 1915, Örbyskolan was built, designed by architect Georg A. Nilsson.

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1930: Tram Service to Örby Begins

In 1930, tram service (line 19, called Örbybanan) began serving Örby.

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1949: Death of Architect Georg A. Nilsson

Georg A. Nilsson, the architect who designed Örbyskolan, passed away in 1949.

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1951: Tram Service to Örby Ends

In 1951, tram service to Örby ended.

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