Figures & data
Figure 1. Number of Swedish porn clubs known by the police, 1970–1981. Source: SOU (Citation1981:71, table 1, 164).
![Figure 1. Number of Swedish porn clubs known by the police, 1970–1981. Source: SOU (Citation1981:71, table 1, 164).](/cms/asset/342172d6-b746-4660-abe8-0a08ff1b3d4e/rprn_a_1981776_f0001_ob.jpg)
Figure 2. The official map of Stockholm from 1969-70, with added symbols for the different establishments. The map shows all premises found in the sources that were in business at some point during the period. All were thus not parallel in time. It is also important to note that the line between shops, clubs, and movie theatres was never clear-cut as most shops offered 8mm film and striptease shows and that some of the cinemas also sold magazines. The map has been constructed by the author and Cristina Jäderberg from sources presented in Appendix 1.
![Figure 2. The official map of Stockholm from 1969-70, with added symbols for the different establishments. The map shows all premises found in the sources that were in business at some point during the period. All were thus not parallel in time. It is also important to note that the line between shops, clubs, and movie theatres was never clear-cut as most shops offered 8mm film and striptease shows and that some of the cinemas also sold magazines. The map has been constructed by the author and Cristina Jäderberg from sources presented in Appendix 1.](/cms/asset/c28d3161-9bd8-4c78-aaa4-4f0e65189159/rprn_a_1981776_f0002_ob.jpg)
Figure 3. Photographs of SEXtioSEX-stugan, located at Katarina Bangata No. 66, shop and posing show, approximately 1970.
Note: Photographer unknown. Photographs from the collection of Jorma Toivonen.
![Figure 3. Photographs of SEXtioSEX-stugan, located at Katarina Bangata No. 66, shop and posing show, approximately 1970.Note: Photographer unknown. Photographs from the collection of Jorma Toivonen.](/cms/asset/79707a9e-8a8a-4e76-b309-f45e3280804f/rprn_a_1981776_f0003_oc.jpg)
Figure 4. ‘Three of Stockholm’s largest tourist attractions: the City hall, the Kaknäs tower, Chat Noir’. Source: Advert in Expressen, 17 June 1979, 20.
![Figure 4. ‘Three of Stockholm’s largest tourist attractions: the City hall, the Kaknäs tower, Chat Noir’. Source: Advert in Expressen, 17 June 1979, 20.](/cms/asset/6fd32329-ea92-4699-9b08-e0372e31d1ef/rprn_a_1981776_f0004_oc.jpg)
Figure 5. The official map of Stockholm from 1969–1970, with added dots for porn clubs, cinemas, and shops. The map has been constructed by the author and Cristina Jäderberg from sources presented Appendix 1.
![Figure 5. The official map of Stockholm from 1969–1970, with added dots for porn clubs, cinemas, and shops. The map has been constructed by the author and Cristina Jäderberg from sources presented Appendix 1.](/cms/asset/bb1bb0d2-6191-4ccc-bb72-cd219d85bf52/rprn_a_1981776_f0005_ob.jpg)
Figure 6. Klara norra kyrkogata ca. 1970.
Photographer: Lennart af Petersens, SSA, Gråarkssamlingen, no FA 29992.
![Figure 6. Klara norra kyrkogata ca. 1970.Photographer: Lennart af Petersens, SSA, Gråarkssamlingen, no FA 29992.](/cms/asset/7d111422-0d0d-46ac-a8ef-3aa74eaa1d07/rprn_a_1981776_f0006_ob.jpg)
Figure 8. Advert for the tobacco retailer at Klara norra kyrkogata No. 24. Source: Aftonbladet, 30 November 1966, 29.
![Figure 8. Advert for the tobacco retailer at Klara norra kyrkogata No. 24. Source: Aftonbladet, 30 November 1966, 29.](/cms/asset/3c5ea7ac-358c-4bb5-9c41-9ac936608a40/rprn_a_1981776_f0008_oc.jpg)