Eiker history
WELCOME TO PHOTO REGISTRATION
Nøstetangen Café, Sorenskrivergården
Thursday, April 24 at 7:00 PM
Pictures from Terje Koch
Betsy Johansen (Narveland) behind the counter. For many years she ran a small kiosk in her private home, right behind Arbeideren in Gamle-Hokksund. She ran it as long as there was a cinema at Arbeideren, from the 1950s until the 1970s.
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Betsy Johansen (Narveland) behind the counter. Unknown girl on the left.
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Jacob and Betsy Johansen's house in Gamle-Hokksund, where Betsy ran a small cheese shop for many years. They later changed the name to Narveland.
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Egil Dahlmann. Terje Koch and Runar Kruke outside Betsy Johansen's kiosk, with Betsy in the window.
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Bicycle repairman Ola Larsen ("Ola pang-pang") outside the workshop at Bruhjørnet. On the left is Leif "Vøkert" Bermingrud, who also had the nickname "Elvelosen".
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Jacob Johansen (Narveland).
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Nils Ole Rønning and Erik Svendsen's car dealership in Stasjonsgata. Previously, baker Rommelhoff-Berg had a shop and cafeteria here, then butcher Torgersen.
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Mona and Erling Ystenes' business in Stasjonsgata. Previously, Løvgren-Olsen had a flower shop here. Later, Kirsch had a bicycle repair shop, and it has also been a hobby shop, kebab restaurant (Kalino) etc. Now (2025) the soon-to-open sushi restaurant is here.
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Eiker Sparebank's new building, July 1984.
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The old fire station in Hellefossveien. Behind the house we see the tall poles that were used to dry fire hoses.
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Karl Hansen ("Dakota-Karl")'s kiosk at Bruhjørnet, with the residential building behind.
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Karl Hansen, also called "Dakota Karl".
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Ukjent mann sager ved.
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Taxi driver Kristian Groven with his Essex 1930 model.
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Photo by Thor Wilhelm Tollefsen
Pictures from Kjell Amundsen
Rehearsal with Øvre Eiker Youth Corps, probably in the 1960s. We see, among others, Bjørn Rasmussen (no. 2 in the second row), Hans Hobbelstad (standing behind), Kjell Amundsen on trumpet (no. 2) from the right and Odd Røren (far right, partially hidden by the conductor).
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Band exercise - probably a joint exercise with participants from several school bands. Conductor is Einar Kristensen.
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Ellen Holmen (Sundt) on clarinet and instructor Einar Kristensen, Kjell Amundsen standing behind.
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Øvre Eiker Youth Corps. We see, among others, Runar Narveland, Nils Rasmussen, Odd Røren, Kjell Amundsen, Per Engh, Sverre Nygård, Knut Persson and Torbjørn Oskasin.
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Demolition of Hokksund Cooperative. Volunteer work at Øvre Eiker Youth Corps.
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Østre Brugata in Hokksund with the Cooperative Society.
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Østre Brugata in Hokksund with the Cooperative Society.
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Unknown man on the left, then Harald Ingebretsen (Messeconsult), Henry Tranberg and Kjell Amundsen.
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Presumably meeting in Hokksund Chamber of Commerce. From left: Grethe Jahr, Nils Christiansen, hidden man, Erling Holden, Gudrun Styve Varlo, Hans Muggerud, Kjell Amundsen (at the end of the table), Arne Stokke, Bjørn Ristvedt, hidden man, Elsie May Stengel, Jorunn Kvale and Britt Stokke Amundsen?
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Knut Olav Bakkene, Kjell Amundsen and Harald Loe. Presumably prize giving in Eiker O-team.
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Film: The 1952 Olympic Relay
Here are the results of the previous registration meeting
Pictures from Dynge
The backyard of Braathengården, later also called Ihlengården. It was later owned by Blegeberg (daughter and son-in-law of Ihlen). Several families lived there, including their relatives.
The backyard of Braathen farm with the outbuilding. The entire house burned down in 2011.
The Paulsen family's house in Dynge. The outbuilding on the left has been demolished, while the farmhouse on the right still stands.
Langebakk photographed from Vendelborg in the direction of Dynge. The nearest house belonged to Karen Fisker, then Thoresen and Laugerud with an old outhouse. The man in the photo is Nils Paulsen (Gabbe), who lived in the outhouse at Paulsen's (cf.R001). He had TV license no. 8 in Norway, and the outhouse became a gathering place for people in the area.
The old Haugsund school. The building is practically unchanged today.
Street section from Dynge. The house closest to the left belonged to Kulland, who had an ice house for salmon that was to be shipped by rail (the ice house is not in the photo). The next house belonged to Nils Paulsen - relative (uncle?) of Nils Paulsen in photo R005. The house on the right belonged to Olga Amundsen.
Photo from Langebakk, taken from Vendelborg towards Dynge (cf.R005) Closest is the flat roof of Ishuset, then Elvehuset. The photo is taken from Hillerens hus (Timberli). Outbuildings down towards the river.
Street from Dynge. From the left we see the houses of Andreas Engebretsen ("The Count") - his sons Georg, Odd and Arne were good football players.
The next house belonged to Julius Grimnes (now belongs to his daughter Turid Skyba), and then Amundsen (cf. ØEK001).
Street section from Dynge. The photo was taken at the same location as ØEK899, but in the opposite direction.
Pictures from Gamle-Hokksund
Sundbakken Pictures
