Elsinore´

The New Gresham Encyclopedia · 1922 · p. 224
(Dan. Helsingör ), a seaport of Denmark, in the Island of See land, at the narrowest part of the Sound, here only 3½ miles broad, 24 miles north by east of Copenhagen, opposite Helsingborg in Sweden, and connected with it by train-ferry. Near Elsinore is the castle of Kronberg, built by Frederick II of Denmark about 1580, and commanding the Sound. The castle, now chiefly used as barracks, is a ociated with Shakespeare's Hamlet . Before the abolition of the Sound dues in 1857 all merchant ships pa ing through were bound to pay toll here. Pop. 13,990.
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