Formally Dressed Men, Group Portrait. 9 1/4" x 6 1/4" black and white photograph of gentlemen dressed in evening attire for E. A. Everett's birthday party; the bandana on his knee was a joke gift; identified L-R: (front row) Mr. Dunkleberger, J. W. Aughenbaugh, F. T. Day, Charley Ward, Anton Stucky; (second row) G. W. (Will) Strong, Clarence Graham (newspaperman), Professor L. Bliss (school superintendent and professor), Dr. Davidson (dentist), William Swift (insurance agent), Mr. Clark (a visit ... more

Little White Shack Kaiser Gas Station. 4 1/4" x 2 3/8" black and white photograph of the gas station built and operated by Louis R. Kaiser, on the north end of Waseca on State Street, small building, gas pumps, vintage car and bird statue in photo.

Horse-Drawn Gravel Wagon Train by Kaiser House. 4" x 2 1/4" black and white photograph of part of the gravel wagon train, the Kaiser house can be seen in the background.

Horse-Drawn Gravel Wagon Train. 4" x 2 1/4" black and white photograph of the gravel wagon train hauling the gravel for the road building in Waseca county.

Clarissa Miller. 3 1/4" circular black and white photograph of Clarissa Miller, daughter of R. Miller, a prominent Waseca merchant; she was a sister of Nettie Miller Everett. (Album 1 photo 49a)

Regene Miller. 1 7/8" x 2 3/4" black and white portrait of Regene Miller, daughter of R. Miller, a prominent Waseca merchant; she is one of several sisters of Nettie Miller Everett. (Album 1 photo 49b) See accession 66.01.242.

Rinehart Miller. 1 7/8" x 2 3/4" oval black and white portrait of R. Miller, or Rinehart Miller, a prominent Waseca merchant, and father of Nettie Miller Everett, as well as Clarissa, Regene, Bessie, Hugo, Cecile, John and Harry Miller. (Album 1 photo 49c)

Bessie Miller. 1 7/8" x 2 3/4" black and white oval portrait of Bessie Julia Miller, a daughter of Rinehart Miller, a prominent Waseca merchant; she married Earl W. Ward on April 11, 1900; one of her sisters was Nettie Miller Everett. (Album 1 photo 49d) See accession 66.01.241.

Hugo Miller. 1 7/8" x 2 3/4" black and white oval portrait of Hugo Miller, son of Rinehart Miller, a prominent Waseca merchant; he is a brother of Nettie Miller Everett. (Album 1 photo 49e)

Cecile Miller. 2 3/4" circular black and white portrait of Cecile Miller, a daughter of R. Miller, a prominent Waseca merchant; she is a younger sister of Nettie Miller Everett. (Album 1 photo 49f)

John Miller. 3" x 4 1/4" black and white portrait of John Miller, son of R. Miller, a prominent Waseca merchant; he is a brother of Nettie Miller Everett. (Album 1 photo 50a)

Clarissa Miller. 3 1/2" x 4 1/2" black and white portrait of Clarissa Miller, daughter of R. Miller, a prominent Waseca merchant; she was a sister of Nettie Miller Everett. (Album 1 photo 50b) See accession 66.01.212.

Guy W. Everett Portrait. 3 3/4" x 5 3/4" black and white portrait of Guy W. Everett, brother of E. A. Everett; he was the head of sales for the EACO Flour Mill in Waseca, Minn. (Album 1 photo 51)

EACO FLour Mill. 6 3/8" x 4 1/2" black and white photograph of "the mill, not the last one" as captioned in the album. This is one of the E. A. Co. mills. (Album 1 photo 52) EACO Mill.

G. W. Strong Portrait. 3 1/2" x 4 3/4" black and white oval portrait of G. W. Strong; married to Jennie Aughenbaugh (on February 8, 1898) who was the daughter of J. Aughenbaugh, a partner in the EACO Flour Mill. Strong and his wife lived in the house west of the Aughenbaugh's. He worked at the mill from 1897. G. W. Strong was the son of Nathan E. Strong and Sarah Ide, Waseca early settlers who moved to California in 1885. G. W. and Jennie were the parents of Harry Strong who eventually followed ... more

Jennie Aughenbaugh Strong Portrait. 2 3/4" black and white circular portrait of Jennie Strong, daughter of J. W. Aughenbaugh, a partner with E. A. Everett in the EACO Flour Mill in Waseca, Minnesota. Jennie was the wife of G. W. Strong who also worked at the mill. (Album 1 photo 53b)

Daisy Aughenbaugh Miller. 1 1/2" x 2 1/2" black and white portrait of Daisy Aughenbaugh Miller, a daughter of J. W. Aughenbaugh, and wife of Harry Miller. (Album 1 photo 53c)

Nursery and Cradle of William R. Everett. 3 3/4" x 4 3/4" black and white photograph of the baby cradle belonging to infant William R. Everett. (Album 2 photo 2). Everett Residence, Everett House, Everett Home.

William Rinehart Everett as an Infant. 3 5/8" circular black and white portrait of baby William Rinehart Everett, born May 13, 1891. (Album 2 photo 3) See accession 66.01.244.

William Rinehart Everett as a Baby Posed in a White Gown. 3 3/4" x 5 1/2" black and white portrait of William Rinehart Everett as a baby. (Album 2 photo 4)

William Rinehart Everett as a Boy in a Long White Gown. 3 3/4" x 5 1/2" black and white portrait of William Rinehart Everett at the age of about 2 years. He is wearing a white gown standing next to a wicker chair, paging through a storybook. (Album 2 photo 5)

William Rinehart Everett as a Boy in Chinese Attire. 3 3/4" x 5 1/2" black and white photograph of William Rinehart Everett at age 2 wearing a Chinese costume, including a hat, robe and slippers. He is standing on a chair in front of a mirror. (Album 2 photo 6)

William Rinehart Everett as a Boy with Grandmother Amelia Everett. 3 3/4" x 5 1/2" black and white photograph of three-year old William Rinehart Everett with his grandmother, Amelia Everett. (Album 2 photo 7) See accession 66.01.245.

William Rinehart Everett as a Boy in a Sailor Suit. 3 5/8" black and white circular portrait of William Rinehart Everett posing in a white sailor suit at about the age of 4 or 5 years old. (Album 2 photo 8)

William Rinehart Everett as a Boy in Long Curls and Ruffled Shirt. 3 3/4" x 5 1/2" black and white photograph of William Rinehart Everett as a little boy, wearing a ruffled shirt and long blond curls, a formal full-figure portrait. (Album 2 photo 9)