Material: textile, metal. Size: 35 3/4" W. x 61 1/4" L. Description: blue, gold and white linen - blue rectangle - gold 5 1/2" W. horizontal stripe extends through blue background midway - gold 6" W. vertical stripe intersects horizontal stripe in left (flagpole) side - 1 1/8" W. white canvas strip edging faces pole side length - two 7/8" W. metal eyelets in edge for snapping to pole - black stamp on white canvas: "Sweden 3 x 5".

Material: textile. Size: 52" W. x 65" L. Description: white, red, yellow, orange and blue cotton - white bottom half with red appliqued block lettering: "Cedar Valley Council" - red top half with white lettering: "Region X Section 1, Troop 5" - white circle in center with red painted lettering around outer rim: "National Jamboree Boy Scouts of America" - stamped-on red, orange and blue triangles - blue letters: "Washington D.C. 1937".

Material: textile. Size: 1 1/2" W. x 120" L. Description: beige cotton - crocheted scalloped edging - mixed daisy petal and tiny shell design.

World War I Soldiers. 8" x 34" black and white panoramic photo of soldiers posed outdoors. Lettering printed from negative: "Divine Service, Lutheran Church, Camp Cody, N. M. Feb. 1918, Rev. W. C. Ritzmann. Officiating" In lower right corner: "Almeron Newman Photo. Deming, N.M." This photo scanned in 3 sections, see #32.88b and #32.88c for center and right sections.

Waseca School Memories. Material: paper, plastic. Size: 7 3/4" W. x 8 3/4" L. Description: white cover, blue school building graphics, red lettering: "Memories, Waseca, Minn;", red plastic spiral binding, 308 pages; contents: Central High School history, superintendents, assistant superintendents, teachers, school nurses, school song, classes from 1880-1988; Sacred Heart High School priests, principals, teachers, school song, classes from 1889-1971; Southern School of Agriculture superintenden ... more

PLACEHOLDER Material: paper. Size: 4" W. x 8 3/4" L. Description: "Minnesota - Manual for Motorists" compiled by Julius A. Schmahl, Secretary of State, Rules and definitions for motorists; and witty statements at top and bottom of each page. Inscribed on back cover: "Lydia Alma Emilia Grawunder, St. Clair, Minn. Blue Earth County, McPherson Township, May 11, 1920".

PLACEHOLDER Material: paper. Size: 9 3/4" W. x 13 1/4" L. Description: green cover with picture of Shirley Temple and friend with 'My Weekly Reader' across bottom. Contains Sept. & Oct. nos. of 'My Weekly Reader for 1938, including edition number one; edition number two; edition number three; edition number four; edition number five. The newspapers are yellowed and fragile and somewhat worn.

PLACEHOLDER Material: paper. Size: 6 3/4" W. x 8 3/4" L. Description: tan paperback cover, picture of boy and girl at double writing desk, practicing penmanship. Published by Concordia Publishing House, St. Louis. 'Lydia Grawunder, Feb. 17, 1915' on front cover. Back cover has 'Concordia System of Penmanship.' Series has 7 steps. This book, Step 1, contains copy for entire alphabet in small letters and numbers 0-9.

PLACEHOLDER Material: paper. Description: Student's notebook, paperback, gray with red and blue trim. "The Faultless." "School Series" is printed across blue ribbon picture on front cover. "Lydia Grawunder, October 1917," written on front cover.

Notebook of Lydia Grawunder. Material: paper. Size: 6" W. x 8 3/4" L. Description: "University Notebook, S'519"; picture of large, castle-like building in blue on gray cardboard cover; "Property of Lydia Grawunder. Address, St. Clair, Minnesota, School: St. Clair Public School". Contains 50 pages of history notes.

PLACEHOLDER Material: paper. Size: 8" W. x 11" L. Description: Teacher's magazine, Vol. XXXL, June 1909, No. 10. A. S. Barnes & Company, 11 East 24th St., publishers, New York City. XII advertising pages. Subject matter aimed at providing aids for teachers - advertisers included - 377 pages.

PLACEHOLDER School Education Magazine. Material: paper. Size: 8 1/2" W. x 11 1/2" L. Description: title and publishing information: "School Education", Vol. XXXI, No. 4, December 1911. Contents: 47 pages of articles, poems, stories and many suggestions to help teachers; education advertisements. Published by School Education, 717-719 Hennepin, Ave., Minneapolis, Minnesota.

PLACEHOLDER Material: paper. Size: 6" W. x 9" L. Description: "The Minnesota Dry Milk Industry" by E. Fred Koller, Bulletin 372, December 1943. Agricultural Experimental Station, University of Minnesota. Contains information concerning dry milk and its benefits as well as the industry itself. Some illustrations.

PLACEHOLDER School Education Magazine. Material: paper. Size: 8 1/2" W. x 11 1/2" L. Description: "School Education", Vol. XXX, No. 9, May 1911. Articles, poems, stories and suggestions to help teachers are contained in this journal. Advertising in journal concerns educational materials. Published by School Education, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Material: paper. Description: Brief of testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission Washington, D. C., Finance Docket No. 21814, concerning the Chicago-Northwestern Railroad's proposal to discontinue passenger trains Nos. 400-401 (Chicago to Minneapolis), and 518-519 (Chicago to Mankato). Briefs of cities of Waseca and Owatonna, opposing discontinuance of service. 16 pp. Last page is a certificate of service attesting that copies of the brief were sent to all parties concerned. Signe ... more

Material: textile. Size: 44" W. x 54" L. flag on 41" L. pole. Description: black, yellow and red - shield with star and stripe motif, "Blumenthal Loge No. 53, organized on 21th Marz, 1896, Waseca, Minn." - reverse side: "O.D.H.S. Fruendschaft Liebe und Truer" and a Tuetonic warrior on blue field.

No Smoking Allowed. Material: wood. Size: 10" W. x 39" L. x 1" D. Description: natural weathered, rough hewn barn wood - hand-carved on front: "No Smoking Allowed".

Minnesota in the War with Germany. Material: paper. Size: 6 1/4" W. x 9 1/4" L. Description: green cardboard hard cover. "Minnesota in the War with Germany" by Franklin F. Holbrook and Livia Appel in two volumes. Volume I and II, published by the Minnesota Historical Society, Saint Paul, 1928. Riverside Press. Contributions made by Minnesota in World War I.

Railroad Folklore. Material: paper. Size: 5 3/4" W. x 8 1/2" L. Description: blue hard cover: "A Treasury of Railroad Folklore. The Stories, Tall Tales, Traditions, Ballads, and Songs of the American Railroad Man" edited by B. A. Botkin and Alvin F. Harlow, Crown Publishers, Inc. New York. pp 530; black and white illustrations.

Andrew J. Anderson, Buttermaker. Material: paper. Size: 3 3/4" x 5 1/2". Description: photograph of man identified on back as Andrew J. Anderson, Buttermaker, Otisco and Waseca; photographed by Bellew, Waseca, Minn.

(d) Letter. Packer's ticket from Ansco Photoproducts showing camera was repaired 09/16/1924. (e) Instruction Booklet: "How to make photographs with the No. 2., etc, Buster Brown Cameras." 8 pp. (f) Flyer. "This is the film" introduction to Ansco film. One leaf.

Family History of the Anthony-Doss Family. Material: paper, plastic. Size: 9" x 11". Description: white card stock cover, black plastic spiral binding, blue cover graphic of lone tree, blue title print: "Anthony-Doss Family History; contents: 137 numbered pages, photos and documents telling family history beginning with Johannes Anthony and his wife Susanna Henricksen in Pennsylvania.

Waseca (Heart graphic) Our Farmers, 1986. Material: paper. Size: 3 1/4" W. x 11 1/2" L. Description: white pressure sensitive paper label - blue and red printed slogan: "Waseca (Heart graphic) Our Farmers!" - printed on back: "Fasson Crack n' Peel Plus".

I Love the Marching Jays, Waseca, 1985. Material: paper. Size: 3" W. x 11 1/2" L. Description: white pressure sensitive label paper - red and blue printed slogan: "I Love the Marching Jays, Waseca" - printed on reverse side: "Sullivan's Advertising Specialties" and coupons for five area local businesses: Waseca Music, Ben Franklin, Radio Shack, B & B Maintenance, and Grandma's Pizza.