The trunk, which is now at Marilyn Greenwall Hult's home, is a well-built trunk although it looks a little travel worn and old. A Swedish craftsman must have built it as the interior is especially well built. There is a shallow shelf with dovetailed corners that can be locked in place and it is almost like a secret compartment. The family's special little things must have been packed in there. Other relatives and family probably used this trunk on trips to and from Sweden. For many years it was stored in the Albert and Archie Dahl homes as many Greenwall family members lived with the Dahls when they first arrived in America. Grandma Charlotta's brother was Erik Dahl (Albert's father). So it is fitting that this trunk be shown in the Dahl-Greenwall Heritage Book.