 Five years later, the building opened to the public, with a series of new exhibitions showing the cultural history of Jämtland-Härjedalen.The older building today houses offices, archives, a library, and one of the country’s largest collections of historical photography, as well as departments of archaeology and building preservation.The museum exhibition hosts an interesting set of tapestries, the Överhogdal tapestries, showing a rich imagery of both Norse and Christian origin from the Viking Age.