Dag Lindström is Professor of History at Uppsala University. His research covers various dimensions of urban social and cultural history. In 2021 he edited Micro Geographies of the Western City, c. 1750–1900 together with Alida Clemente and Jon Stobart.Göran Tagesson is Associate Professor of Historical Archaeology, and researcher at the Department of History, Uppsala University. His main research interest is urban and buildings archaeology. His latest book: ‘For my Descendants and Myself, a Nice and Pleasant Abode’: Agency, Micro-History and Built Environment (2020), together with Per Cornell, Mrk Gardiner, Liz Thomas and Katherine Weikert.

• 1. Houses, families, and cohabitation: Swedish towns in the eighteenth century2. Early Modern towns in the south-east of Sweden3. Houses, constructing and rebuilding: the life-cycle of houses4. Living together: The dynamics of ownership, households and cohabitation5. Life biographies and the transformations of urban space and urban life6. In the quest for houses, families, and cohabitation

Dag Lindström is Professor of History at Uppsala University. His research covers various dimensions of urban social and cultural history. In 2021 he edited Micro Geographies of the Western City, c. 1750–1900 together with Alida Clemente and Jon Stobart.Göran Tagesson is Associate Professor of Historical Archaeology, and researcher at the Department of History, Uppsala University. His main research interest is urban and buildings archaeology. His latest book: ‘For my Descendants and Myself, a Nice and Pleasant Abode’: Agency, Micro-History and Built Environment (2020), together with Per Cornell, Mrk Gardiner, Liz Thomas and Katherine Weikert.

• 1. Houses, families, and cohabitation: Swedish towns in the eighteenth century2. Early Modern towns in the south-east of Sweden3. Houses, constructing and rebuilding: the life-cycle of houses4. Living together: The dynamics of ownership, households and cohabitation5. Life biographies and the transformations of urban space and urban life6. In the quest for houses, families, and cohabitation