Rod Searle, Tim Penny with Lake Shore Inn Residents. 5" W. x 7" L. black and white photo. Rod Searle and Tim Penny House Chambers delegation from Lake Shore Inn Nursing Home.

Tim Penny, Rod Searle Speak to Senior Citizens. 5" W. x 7" L. black and white photo. Tim Penny and Rod Searle speaking to senior citizens from Waseca at one of the House Hearing Rooms.

UMW Political Group with Rod Searle in House Chamber. 5" W. x 7" L. black and white photo. UMW Political Awarness Group in House Chamber Feb. 1978. Lora Means, Instructor. Left to right: unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, Dean Means (Head of the VFW), Lora Means, Rod Searle, Bob Collins, Principal of Southern School of Agriculture, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown.

Sen. Nelson, Gov. Elmer Anderson, Rep. Searle. 7" W. x 9" L. black and white photo. Senator Harold Nelson, Governor Elmer Anderson, Rod Searle at the Sleigh and Cutter Festival. Governor Elmer Anderson was Honorary Chairman of the Sleigh and Cutter Festival for 1961. Waseca event: Sleigh & Cutter Festival; Sleigh and Cutter Festival.

UMW Loan Board Meeting Attendees. 5" W. x 7" L. black and white photo. Bob Hodgson Loan Board Annual Meeting October 26, 1987. Left to right: Ed Frederick, Boyd Fuller, Rod Searle, Neil Fruechte, Larry Dukes.

Jane and Rod Searle. 8 1/2" W. x 7 1/2" L. black and white photo. Jane and Rod Searle. Photo taken at Searle's "River Farm", RR1 Waseca County.

Rep. Searle with Dave and Peter Kunst. 8" W. x 10" L. black and white photo. Representative Rod Searle with Peter and David Kunst, Waseca's Worldwalkers. On back: "Photo by Jo Guck, Area News Editor Waseca's Daily Journal Feb. 21, 1973."

Kunst Brothers with Rep. Searle and Gov. Wendell Anderson. 8" W. x 10" L. black and white photo. Peter Kunst, Representative Rod Searle, David Kunst, Governor Wendell R. Anderson. (Kunst brothers Waseca's Worldwalkers.) On back: "Photo by Jo Guck, Area News Editor Waseca's Daily Journal Feb. 21, 1973."

Minnesota Electrical Association Convention. Material: paper. Size: 8" W. x 25" L. panorama, Description: black and white panoramic photograph showing those men who attended the 12th Annual Convention of the Minnesota Electrical Association in St. Paul, Minnesota, March 19, 1919; 58 men posed and dressed in the business suits of the era; standing mid-center with arms crossed and holding a hat: Frederick B. Fowler, Water and Light Superintendent at Waseca, Minnesota. Photo by P. Schawang, St. ... more

Waseca Water & Light Sub Station. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" W. x 4 1/2" L. Description: black and white photo showing west view of the Waseca sub-station; notation on photo: 13200 V.

Waseca Water & Light Building Office. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" W. x 4 1/2" L. Description: black and white photo showing interior office of the Waseca Water and Light Building.

Fred Fowler at His Desk. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4"" W. x 4 1/2"" L. Description: black and white photo showing superintendent's interior office of the Waseca Water and Light Building; seated at desk is Superintendent Frederick Fowler; notation on reverse: "Grandpa Fred in his office, light plant".

Waseca Water & Light Buildings. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" W. x 4 1/2" L. Description: black and white photo showing buildings with smoke stack in background, wintery scene with icicles hanging from eaves and light poles mounted along street.

Water & Light Superintendent's Residence. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" W. x 4 1/2" L. Description: black and white photo showing a brick house identified at the superintendent's house next to the light plant. See Note in comments above.

Waseca Water & Electrical Plant Control Room. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" W. x 4 1/2" L. Description: black and white photo showing interior room of Waseca Water & Electrical Plant identified as the "new control room"; two men stand flanking a row of meters.

Waseca Water & Electrical Plant. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" W. x 4 1/2" L. Description: black and white photo showing three men standing on step in front of a small brick building identified as the "Waseca Water & Light Plant, 1917".

Light and Water Plant. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" W. x 4 1/2" L. Description: black and white photo showing the north view of the city light and water plant; one story buildings with water tower and smoke stack in background.

Waseca Water Tower. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" W. x 4 1/2" L. Description: black and white photo showing an electrical pole in the foreground and a water tower in background - notation on reverse: "New water tower Waseca, Grandpa Fred Fowler superintendent at water & light plant, 1917".

Snow Drift and Man. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" W. x 4 1/2" L. Description: black and white photo showing a very tall snowdrift; two house peaks visible behind drift; one man stands to the left.

Waseca Water Tower. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" W. x 4 1/2" L. Description: black and white photo showing the Waseca water tower; water & light company buildings in background.

Men of Minnesota. Material: paper. Size: 7" W. x 9" L. x 2" D. Description: red textured simulated leather cover, gold edged white paper; contents: 540 numbered pages containing black and white photographic engravings of 2,060 prominent Minnesota professional and business men in 1902; portrait index; Waseca County men included: George Brubaker, Peter McGovern and Lafayette Bliss of Waseca; Emil Diudonne, Joseph Corry M.D., John Abel Henry and Willis Jennison of Janesville.

Dakota War of 1862. Material: paper. Size: 8" W. x 10 1/2" L. Description: glossy multicolored paper cover with cover graphic painting: "Attack on New Ulm" by Anton Gag; contents: 102 numbered pages with black and white photos present an update of the original book, "The Sioux Uprising of 1862".

Speeches in Tribute of Henry Mower Rice. Material: paper. Size: 7" W. x 10 1/2" L. Description: brown hard cover with gold print: "Statue of Henry Mower Rice, Proceedings in Statuary Hall, U.S. Capitol"; 90 numbered pages of proceedings during the United States 64th Congress upon the presentation and unveiling of the Henry Mower Rice statue from the State of Minnesota.

Golden Book of Favorite Songs. Material: paper. Size: 6" W. x 9" L. Description: yellow paper cover, black printed cover information: "The GoldenBook of Favorite Songs, Revised & Enlarged; handwritten on cover: "Dist. 41"; contents: 126 numbered pages of lyrics and notation of patriotic anthems, hymns, rounds and plantation songs.

Speaker of the House Sign. Material: plastic. Size: 4" W. x 12" L. Description: brown plastic rectangle - white print across front: "Speaker of the House" - mounting holes pierced through each corner.