Pat Beckmann in 1930s Velvet Evening Gown. 4" x 6" color photograph of Monday Study Club member Pat Beckmann modeling a 1930s maroon velvet evening gown belonging to Betty Swenson, with pearl choker and white gloves.

Barbara Sankovitz in 1940s Red Velvet Gown. 4" x 6" color photograph of Monday Study Club member Barbara Sankovitz wearing a 1940s deep red velvet two-piece evening gown, full-length, long-sleeves, rounded peplum and collar, accented with rhinestone jewelry, from the Estelle Rethwill collection.

Pat Beckmann in 1940s Red Sequined Evening Gown. 4" x 6" color photograph of Monday Study Club member Pat Beckmann modeling a 1940s bright red evening gown with sequins accents, long white gloves and rhinestone jewelry; from the Estelle Rethwill collection, an Eisenberg & Sons original (Eisenbergs was known for their rhinestone accessories; necklace and earrings from Barbara Gauger; long gloves from Sally Forrest.

Gwen Johnson in Burgundy Satin Cocktail Dress. 4" x 6" color photograph of Monday Study Club member Gwen Johnson, modeling a 1940s burgundy-brown satin cocktail dress with mutton sleeves (from Estelle Rethwill collection), fur piece, and beige hat with netting over face.

Barbara Gauger Modeling for Victorian Tea. 4" x 6" color photograph of Monday Study Club member and president Barbara Gauger, modeling a 1940s gray striped suit-dress (designed by Louis Ferou) with a fox furpiece (belonging to Sally Forrest), and black hat, a fedora from Margaret Sinn's hat collection.

Pat Beckmann in Pink Chiffon 1940s Party Dress. 4" x 6" color photograph of Monday Study Club member Pat Beckmann, modeling a 1940s pink chiffon layered party dress, full-length, accented with white corsage at the rounded neckline; from Estelle Rethwill's collection; designed by Philip Hulitar (head designer at Bergdorf Goodman's) and purchased at Dayton's Oval Room in Minneapolis.

Barbara Sankovitz in 1940s Pink Lace Dress. 4" x 6" color photograph of Monday Study Club member Barbara Sankovitz, modeling a 1940s pink georgette lace dress designed by Patra.

Pat Beckmann in Brown Taffeta Street Length Dress. 4" x 6" color photograph of Monday Study Club member Pat Beckmann, modeling a brown taffeta street-length dress with large bow at the bodice, rhinestone pin, once owned and worn by Betty Swenson; white hat owned by MSC member Toddy Smith;

Cindy Groh Modeling for Victorian Tea. 4" x 6" color photograph of volunteer model Cindy Groh, wearing a pink 1950s A-line shift hand-made by MSC member Emily Miller using a Vogue Americana pattern influenced by designer Dior; fabric is polyester which became very popular because of its "wash and wear" capability; pillbox hat from MSC member Margaret Sinn's hat collection.

Barbara Gauger in 1950s Beige Polyester Floor Length Gown. 4" x 6" color photograph of Monday Study Club member and president Barbara Gauger, wearing a full-length 1950s evening dress of beige polyester with gold threads, belonged to Estelle Rethwill; mink jacket and gloves belonged to Betty Swenson.

4" x 6" color photograph of volunteer model Andrea Zimmerman, wearing a 1940s green floral silk satin knee-length dress, designed by Fenwick of Hong Kong, owned by Estelle Rethwill; purchased on one of the Rethwill's trips to the Orient.

Barbara Sankovitz in Brown Velvet Cocktail Dress. 4" x 6" color photograph of Monday Study Club member Barbara Sankovitz, modeling a 1920s brown velvet cocktail dress (from Estelle Rethwill collection), with contrasting lace sleeves, and fur piece; complemented by tortoise-shell evening purse.

Barbara Gauger in 1970s Gingham Check Taffeta Gown. 4" x 6" color photograph of Monday Study Club member and president Barbara Gauger, modeling a 1970s navy and white gingham check taffeta jacket dress, designed by Accentique of New York; owned by MSC member Wilda Smith.

4" x 6" color photograph of the narrator of "A Century of Style", Pat Abbe; shown speaking from the podium in front of the fireplace in the Aughenbaugh residence and now Masonic Temple; unidentified ladies seated around her are attending the fashow show and tea, seated at card tables. Aughenbaugh residence located at 831 3rd Avenue N.E.

Marlene Rietfort in 1920s Evening Dress. 4" x 6" color photograph of Monday Study Club member Marlene Rietfort; modeling her grandmother Jessie Evans' dress, a 1920s beaded brown georgette mid-calf length evening dress.

Monday Study Club Victorian Tea Buffet Table. 4" x 6" color photograph of the buffet table filled with cookies and treats for the Victorian Tea and fashion show, "A Century of Style", presented by the Waseca Monday Study Club; identified at back left, Mr. Pettigrew, husband of one of the MSC members; Darlene Kastelle, right, a MSC member.

Monday Study Club Victorian Tea Guests. 6" x 4" color photograph of the Victorian Tea and style show presented by the Waseca Monday Study Club, at the J. W. Aughenbaugh residence, now the Masonic Temple; shown are unidentified guests arriving at the front foyer being greeted by a MSC husband, Richard Sankovitz, and also by Dr. Wes Rethwill, Jr. Aughenbaugh residence located at 831 3rd Avenue N.E.

George Kastelle and Marlene Rietfort at Monday Study Club Victorian Tea. 6" x 4" color photograph of volunteer servers at the Victorian Tea and style show presented by the Waseca Monday Study Club, at the Masonic Temple dining room; shown are a table full of cookies and treats, candles and floral arrangement; identified are George Kastelle, and Marlene Rietfort.

Gwen Johnson in 1930s House Dress and Apron. 4" x 6" color photograph of Gwen Johnson, Waseca Monday Study Club member and vice-president; modeling a 1930s house dress and apron, which she made; carrying a duster, she is walking between the tables of attendees sipping tea.

Barbara Gauger with Mary Allen's Teapot Collection. 6" x 4" color photograph of a Waseca Monday Study Club meeting on February 2005 at the Waseca Art Center; an exhibit of Mary Allen's teapot collection; Mary Allen was the featured speaker for the meeting; shown is MSC president Barbara Gauger.

Mary Allen Teapot Collection. 6" x 4" color photograph of a Waseca Monday Study Club meeting in February 2005 at the Waseca Art Center; an exhibit of Mary Allen's teapot collection; Mary Allen is speaking to the group about her collection; identified MSC members, Grace Galvin (in distance), and Wilda Smith, front.

Mary Allen at Monday Study Club Meeting. 6" x 4" color photograph of a Waseca Monday Study Club meeting in February 2005 at the Waseca Art Center; an exhibit of Mary Allen's teapot collection; Mary Allen is speaking to the group about her collection.

Monday Study Club at Allen Teapot Exhibit. 6" x 4" color photograph of a Waseca Monday Study Club meeting in February 2005 at the Waseca Art Center; an exhibit of Mary Allen's teapot collection; Mary Allen is speaking to the group about her collection; shown here is the audience of MSC members; identified L-R: (back row) Avis Wobschall, Toddie Smith, Moira Tippy; (second row) Marlene Rietfort, Gwen Johnson, Dee Andree, Darlene Kastelle, Emily Miller, Deanna Bendix, Grace Galvin; (front row) Car ... more

Quade Residence. 4 1/2" x 3" black and white photograph; the Quade Residence on the 300 Block of Teal Avenue, Janesville, Minnesota; built circa 1900 by the Quade family; owned in 2002, owned by Troy and Paula Schrom; see Accession 25.99 for early photograph of this house.

1903 Victorian Lieberg House at 500 N. Main, Janesville. 4 1/2" x 3" black and white photograph of the Lieberg residence in Janesville, Minnesota; located at 500 N. Main St.; a three-story white clapboard, wood-frame house with unusual round tower porch on right side; pillared front porch, partially enclosed since original construction.