Vestfold
Near Holmestrand 1924
The Ford has the letter "G" in front of the registration no. That was changed to Z some time in the early 30'ies, the reason was that "G" and "C" were mixed up, and it was said that many drivers in the "C" cars (from the county of Akershus) were driving too fast, - and the owners of the "G" cars were blaimed and fined.
(Picture by Magnus Monsen 1887 - 1954)
Larvik
Digging for water and sewage pipelines in Larvik. Hard work without machines, and maybe many sore backs.
(Picture by Magnus Monsen 1887 - 1954)
M/S Kronprins Harald
The Jahre Line ship M/S Kronprins Harald sailing between Oslo and Kiel in Germany. Here the ship visits her home town Sandefjord before sailing on her maiden voyage to Germany. (abt 1961).
Vauxhall Victor
A Vauxhall Victor (GM UK) crashed outside Horten.
Lake Farris
Fossane at Lake Farris near Larvik in 1938.
Helgeroa near Larvik
From the small village Helgeroa near Larvik in 1938. The ferry-boat was in regular traffic between Helgeroa and Langesund in Telemark.
Helgeroa near Larvik
From the sheltered harbour for pleasure boats in Helgeroa. Telemark in the far end.
Picture from 1938
Helgeroa
Training children to swim in Blokkebukta, Helgeroa outside Larvik.
(Picture by Einar A. Monsen 1914 - 1988).
Kjose
Skiing at Kjose north of Larvik in the 1920'ies.
Ula
Ula outside Larvik is a very popular holiday village in the summer. Picture from the 1950'ies.
(Picture by Einar A. Monsen 1914 - 1988).