[2] It is also likely that Aron Johansson designed Tellushuset's one story shorter twin-sister Fogelbergska huset, that stood finished 1910 and lay diagonally across the plaza Stora Torg on city block Månen.

[2][5] While both Tellushuset and its sister Fogelbergska survived the fire of 1953, they were about to be demolished to give room to the newly planned modern metropolitan city centre.

[2] While it had some tenants, Tellushuset was mostly dilapidated with falling plaster and an old neglected interior, it even carried the vernacular name "the Brick Barn" ["Tegelladan"].

[10] Ernfrid is an industrial-historic gray iron statue made by Carl Meijer (1908-2004) that stands in the south-eastern corner along Kungsgatan and Rune B. Johanssons gata portraying a worker holding a handheld concrete vibrator.

When the foundry department were to be closed, it was decided to make a statue of the company's first and most popular product, the handheld concrete vibrator, to which they owed much of their success.

[13] Carl Meijer did first make a model out of wood, then plaster, before casting it in massive grey iron and then placing it outside Vibro-Verket.

In 2013 they donated the statue to Ljungby municipality which promised to place it at a suitable spot by the central plaza Stora Torg.

One of these questions was "Can you promise that the statue "Ernfrid" that Vibro-Verkens LHS donated to Ljungby Municipality 2013 during the next term of office will be placed according to agreement?".

[12] A couple of days later Ljungby Municipality's culture strategist answered that the next term will probably not even begin before the statue is in place.

[12] In November 2018 the statue was inaugurated, after extensive and several months long repurposing and renovation work of the former railroad embankment and the street Rune B. Johanssons gata.