Lokstall 1 is a cultural monument located in Narvik, known for its historical significance in railways and transport. The building was built in 1902 and has been an important part of the city's development, especially in connection with the transport of ore from the mine in Kiruna, Sweden. The Lokstall has been a central point for the maintenance and storage of locomotives and wagons, and has thus played an important role in the region's industrial history.
Today, Lokstall 1 is preserved as a cultural historical monument and serves as a symbol of Narvik's railway policy and industrial heritage. The building is an example of early 20th-century architecture, and it has been restored to preserve its original character. Lokstall 1 is also part of the local cultural life, where it is used for various events and activities that promote knowledge about the history of the railway and its importance to the region.