The railwaystation
The station building was designed by SJ's chief architect Folke Zettervall and it was built in between the years of 1921-1925.
The house is timbered with horizontal timber on the 1st floor and has a gabled roof. The style has features of both national romanticism and 1920s classicism. In 1961, the station building was renovated and in 1986 the building became a state building monument. The inland railway opened to traffic on 15 November 1923 between Storuman - Vilhelmina and 1 December 1929 between Storuman - Sorsele. Initially, all traffic was dominated by trains pulled by steam locomotives, when the rail buses made their entrance, they took over passenger traffic.