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Mrs. I. at home in Dartmouth, 12 years after her imprisonment by the NAZI's at Grini Concentration Camp, Oslo. (J.Isaksen
archives)
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Norwegian emigrant fishermen and fishermen's daughters gather for a picnic and sing at Fort Phoenix, Fairhaven.
MA.
circa 1960, courtesy Mery Vilhelmsen collection
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The end of the Second World War in Norway and Oddvar S. proudly leads his Resistance troops in a grand parade. They had done
sabateur work in Oslo and he was about to become a student in Boston and a fisherman in New Bedford, Massachusetts. (Solstaad
archives)
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Norwegian emigrant women entertain themselves in Fairhaven with their string band in the late thirties. They were to stay
close throughout their lives.
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