LU45
Print, Photographic
1920
Aughenbaugh Gardens and Residence. 10 3/4" x 4 3/8" black and white photograph of the John W. Aughenbaugh residence as viewed from the rear gardens; circa 1920; photo belonged to donor's father, Carl Myrick, whose maternal grandfather, Carl Heinrich (Henry) Mehlhorn, ground and shipped the first barrel of flour out of Minnesota (sent down the Mississippi); and who trained John W. Aughenbaugh in the flour business; photographed by Carl Myrick, on his honeymoon in 1920 visiting the Aughenbaugh residence, Waseca, Minn. Aughenbaugh residence located at 831 3rd Avenue N.E.
Waseca business: EACO Mill. Flour milling, EACO Mill, businessmen, historic sites. This house is a Waseca County historic site; it is listed on the National Register of Historic Sites. Aughenbaugh Residence; Aughenbaugh Home; Aughenbaugh House; Masonic Temple.Aughenbaugh House (Masonic Temple) located at 831 3rd Ave. NE, 831 Third Avenue NE