Image: Kong Haakon ankommer Norge 1905

Description: Kong Haakon VII (tidligere Danske prins Carl) ankommer Norge med Kronprins Olav (tidligere prins Alexander) på armen 1905. Bildet er tatt straks etter at kongen og hans følge har forlatt det danske kongeskipet Danneborg i no:Drøbaksundet og gått over i K/S Heimdal, et kommandofartøy som seinere ble norsk kongeskip, 25. november no:1905. Statsminister Christian Michelsen ønsker velkommen til landet. Heimdal førte så den nye kongefamilien og regjeringa videre inn til Kristiania der følget steig i land ved Akershus festning straks før klokka 13. Tross surt vær og sludd hadde en stor folkemengde møtt fram for å hylle den nye nasjonens folkevalgte regent. NB! Fotografiet er kraftig retusjert. Se [1] for en uretusjert kopi gjengitt med finere punktoppløsning. English summary: Norwegian prime minister Christian Michelsen greets the new Norwegian King Haakon VII (former Danish Prince Carl) and his son Olaf (former Prince Alexander) as they arrive to Norway on a ship in the Oslo Fjord 25th of November 1905.
Title: Kong Haakon ankommer Norge 1905
Credit: http://www.hydro.com/no/about/history/1900_1917/1905_2.html
Author: Frederik Hilfling-Rasmussen
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