The first bus
Translation by Sigmund Rønneberg The city’s first commercial bus at it’s terminal at Kongsgaard in 1908 — In this region, regular bus-traffic did not really
Translation by Sigmund Rønneberg The city’s first commercial bus at it’s terminal at Kongsgaard in 1908 — In this region, regular bus-traffic did not really
(Madlaveien – “The Madla Road”. Madla was a former municipality and borough of the city ofStavanger.) The first car in Stavanger struggled to get up
Hardly any other place in Western Norway can offer the contrasting landscapes that characterise Eidfjord. The reason is the ice that ruled the ground approximately
Written by Terres Ronneberg on September 11, 2007 Trygve Rønneberg was born to Tørres Rønneberg (1845-1913) and Thomine “Zilla” Thorsen Kortvold (1847-1920) on 27 September 1880 in
Around 1930, my grandfather – Harald Hansen (1874-1943) (married to Anna Ronneberg-Hansen (1883-1975)) purchased an automobile without possessing a drivers license. This problem was solved
Vemork: The experiences from the heavy-water raid against Vemork in 1943 were revived when the saboteurs from the Linge-company met last weekend. Most of the
Three cousins, Terry, Skip and Sigmund Rønneberg, have been searching for our family’s genealogy, and we have been learning about our family’s history since August
by Aksel Eggebø This translation is published with the kind permission of Aksel Eggebø. For a related picture of the Rønneberg Cairn check out Gallery. Born
We weren’t certain what the heavy water in Vemork was intended used for, says Joachim Rønneberg and Berger Strømsheim. We were not informed that the
Much has happened since we first published an “open letter” on our Rønneberg Family Tree homepage in 1996. One of the most momentous happenings was