The earlier picture was taken in the 1920s, this is the same station in 1940.
You can see that the station house have been expanded, and the railroad has been electrified.
Both these buildings exist and are in use today, the large house is a successful toy shop and the old station house hosts a café.
I find pictures of Sweden from this time to be interesting as they look so peaceful while WWII was raging not only with Germany’s neighbors, but our neighbors as well, Finland fought the Soviet Union, Germany fought Norway and Denmark and we sat in the middle, escaping the horrors of war.
The photographer is unkown, but the photo belongs to Spårvägsmuseet (the Stockholm Public Transport museum) and is licensed as CC-BY-NC
Interesting to think about your comment in the context of another murder by ICE today in Minneapolis. Things are getting very heated, but it’s still easy to just go about your daily business for many people. Makes me wonder what sort of pictures people will be looking at in the commons in the future from around this time period that need context added like that.