Photo: Olav W Sveinsson / Hallingdal museum fotosamling Sevreeika. Antagelig den elste levende organisme i Nes. På bildet, fra v. Einar Hanserud, Knut Brøto, Kirsti Akervoll og Magne Akervoll. Add to folder Add to folder Remove from folder Comment/inquiry Share About the object IdentifierHFN_Fa_12859 Avbildet stedNorge Nes B Specific subject termsLandbruk Eiketre Nes historiske SubjectSevreeika. Antagelig den elste levende organisme i Nes. På bildet, fra v. Einar Hanserud, Knut Brøto, Kirsti Akervoll og Magne Akervoll. Type Photograph Created with Sketch. Add a comment or suggest edits History Sevreeika, antakelig den eldste levende organismen i Nes. På bildet, fra v.: Einar Hanserud, Knut Brøto, Kirsti og Magne Akervold.Fotografering: 2009 FotografOlav W Sveinsson Created with Sketch. Add a comment or suggest edits License information License Contact owner for more information Metadata IdentifierHFN_Fa_12859 Part of collectionHallingdal Museum Fotosamling Owner of collectionStiftelsen Hallingdal Museum InstitutionHallingdal museum fotosamling Date publishedJanuary 19, 2024 Date updatedJune 18, 2024 DIMU-CODE0210114201054 UUID82e96beb-ab62-4379-a0bc-232b546ca632 Tags For adding tags, log in. There are 92 results for «Landbruk» in Hallingdal museum fotosamling: Ingebrigt Lødøen Gardsbruket Espeset - Treo. Saueutstilling Ukjent Fra Rimeplassen i Flå Ole Solli Sanden Fellesfjøs Ole Solli Sanden Fellesfjøs View more Add a comment or suggest edits To publish a public comment on the object, select «Leave a comment». To send an inquiry directly to the museum, select «Send an inquiry». Leave a comment or send an inquiry You are not logged in – Log in You are not logged in – Log in Your name Your email Add comment or cancel Send an inquiry Your message will be sent to Hallingdal museum fotosamling. Recipient Message You are not logged in – Log in Your name Your email Send email or cancel New comment or inquiry
Add a comment or suggest edits
To publish a public comment on the object, select «Leave a comment». To send an inquiry directly to the museum, select «Send an inquiry».