Clas på Hörnet Clas had worked as a waiter and Annika as a manager. They named their own inn first "Browallshof", but it was soon called "Clas på Hörnet", both of them names from the co-founder of the inn. The inn, which was very conveniently positioned close to the Roslagstull customs and the popular health spring "Surbrunnen", quickly expanded into one of the most fashionable in Stockholm, frequented by customers of all social classes. It also offered the biggest dancing parlor in Stockholm, where balls were held by the aristocracy: in 1745, Frederick I of Sweden participated in one of the balls, where
Clas (ecclesiastical settlement) which lie outside the modern boundary of Wales in the Welsh Marches a total of 150-200 "clasau" may have existed. Many of these early ‘‘clasau’’ were granted as endowments to the Monasteries, particularly those of the Cistercians, founded by the Normans and the Welsh Princes. Clas (ecclesiastical settlement) A clas (Welsh "clasau") was a native Christian church in early medieval Wales. Unlike later Norman monasteries, which were made up of a main religious building supported by several smaller buildings, such as cloisters and kitchens, a clas was normally a single building. The building was run by a community of clergy