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History
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Fotografering: 1910 - 1930 (antatt)
- ProdusentWorm-Petersen, Severinsikker
- ProdusentWorm-Petersen, Severinsikker
- Production placeNorge Oslo Oslosikker
Classification
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License
Attribution (CC BY)
Metadata
- Identifier NTM UWP 19943
- Part of collection NTM
- Owner of collection Norsk Teknisk Museum
- Institution Norsk Teknisk Museum
- Date published January 5, 2016
- Date updated April 23, 2021
- DIMU-CODE 021016123415
- UUID e51191c4-bceb-4453-86f2-213bd4d17356
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1 comment
I assume that 'Pastor Løchen' is the same as Kristen Løken, the Lutheran pastor from Lillehammer who was hired, in February 1912, by whaling manager C.A. Larsen. Two months later Kristen Løken arrived on Grytviken, South Georgia, where he worked as a priest until June 1914. In the 1980s the Sandefjord Whaling Museum obtained Løken's letters from this period (1912-1914, mainly addressed to his parents), and 135 photographs that he mainly took himself.
The whale catcher on the photograph has no 'gunner bridge' and therefore are old-style catcher boats (from before the 1920s). I think this picture was taken around King Edward Point showing the ship in Cumberland Bay on her way to Grytviken.
Lex van Groningen, November 18, 2017
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