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The home of Anna Tweiten Hopen's grandmother in Espetveit, Norway. From the Hopen collection, part of the New Land, New Lives: Oral History Collection at Pacific Lutheran University.

Anna Tweiten Hopen at her home in Norway. Anna Tweiten Hopen is one of those interviewed for the New Land, New Lives: Oral History Collection at Pacific Lutheran University.

Anton Hopen (far left, in cap) is seen on a picnic with friends in Tokeen, Alaska. Hopen is one of those interviewed for the New Land, New Lives: Oral History Collection at Pacific Lutheran University.

This is a portrait of a young Hulda Isaksen, taken in Norway before she came to the United States. Hulda is one of those interviewed for the New Land, New Lives: Oral History Collection at Pacific Lutheran University.

Hulda Isaksen as a child is seen at the far right in this family portrait. Seated in the front are her mother, father, and her father's mother. Standing, from left to right, are Knut, Mariot, Aslang, Kristian, Petra, Osina, and Hulda. Another brother, Alf, was away, and the youngest, Harald, was not yet born when this picture was taken. Hulda is one of those interviewed for the New Land, New Lives: Oral History Collection at Pacific Lutheran University.

This is a portrait of Hulda Isaksen's mother, Jensine Andreasen, at the age of 17. Hulda is one of those interviewed for the New Land, New Lives: Oral History Collection at Pacific Lutheran University.

Jean Langvad stands in her Tacoma Scandinavian store. Jean's husband Andreas (Andy) Langvad is one of those interviewed for the New Land, New Lives: Oral History Collection at Pacific Lutheran University.

Elias Larsen, Portland, one of those interviewed for the New Land, New Lives: Oral History Collection at Pacific Lutheran University.

Anna Loman and others stand in front of the Olympic Laundry on Market Street in Tacoma, Washington. She is one of those interviewed for the New Land, New Lives: Oral History Collection at Pacific Lutheran University.

Emil Lundbeck, last boat, owned by Oscar Hall, Seattle. Boat measure 44' x 12' 7" x 6' 6". Emil Lundbeck is among those interviewed New Land, New Lives: Oral History Collection at Pacific Lutheran University.