The Chautauquan Magazine. Material: paper. Size: 7" W. x 10" H. Description: paper magazine - titled: "The Chautauquan Vol. XX December 1894 No. 3"

The Chautauquan Magazine. Material: paper. Size: 7" W. x 10" H. Description: paper magazine - titled: "The Chautauquan Vol. XVIII January 1894 No. 4"

The Chautauquan Magazine. Material: paper. Size: 7" W. x 10" H. Description: paper magazine - titled: "The Chautauquan Vol. XIX July 1894 No. 4"

The Chautauquan Magazine. Material: paper. Size: 7" W. x 10" H. Description: paper magazine - titled: "The Chautauquan Vol. XVIII February 1894 No. 5"

The Chautauquan Magazine. Material: paper. Size: 7" W. x 10" H. Description: paper magazine - titled: "The Chautauquan Vol. XIX August 1894 No. 5"

The Chautauquan Magazine. Material: paper. Size: 7" W. x 10" H. Description: paper magazine - titled: "The Chautauquan Vol. XVIII March 1894 No. 6"

The Chautauquan Magazine. Material: paper. Size: 7" W. x 10" H. Description: paper magazine - titled: "The Chautauquan Vol. XIX September 1894 No. 6"

Pictured: John Franklin Burrus, husband of Amy Devereaux, photo dated 1894. Black and white scanned photograph from album of Amy Devereaux Burrus.

Palmer Dairy Constitution and By-Laws. Material: paper. Size: 3 1/4" x 5" Description: cream colored cover - black print: "Constitution and By-Laws of the Palmer Co-Operative Dairy Association 1894 Murphy, the Printer, Waseca, Minn." - 14 pages.

Grand Army of the Republic Regulations. Material: paper. Size: 4 1/2" W. x 6" H. Description: blue green cover - black print: "Rules and Regulations and Rules of Order of the National Encampment Grand Army of the Republic 1894" - 47 pages.

Frank Blakeslee and George Stearns Worlds Fair and Wild West. Material: paper. Size: 3 1/2" W. x 2" H. Description: yellow paper - black print: "Frank Blakeslee and Stearns Worlds Fair and Wild West. Combined R.R. Shows. Admit One. Frank Blakeslee, Manager."

Frank Blakeslee and George Stearns Worlds Fair and Wild West. Material: paper. Size: 3" W. x 2" H. Description: yellow paper - black print: "Frank Blakeslee and Stearns Worlds Fair and Wild West Shows. Reserved Seat. 25 cents. Admit One. 25 cents" - on back: "George Sterns 1894-5."

Anne and Lizzie Abbe. Anna Wilhelmina Henrietta Abbe born 22 May 1893 and Elizabeth Caroline Wilhelmina Abbe born 15 August 1889. The daughters of Katherine (Buker) and Louie Abbe.

Gottschalk House in Janesville. 3" x 4" black and white photo. P.E. Gottschalk house, Janesville, Minnesota. Note on back: "P.E. Gottschalk lived here. About 1894."

L. G. and Pauline Pedersdatter Haug Family Portrait. Black and white copy of original photograph; Norwegian immigrant farmers in Otisco Township; left to right: Joseph Haug, L. G. Haug, Caleb Haug Pauline Pedersdatter Haug holding David Haug,and Charlotte Haug Hanson (Mrs. Emil Hanson). Immigration.

Matilda Prail (Proechel). Material: paper. Size: 4 1/4" x 6 1/2". Description: sepia toned studio portrait from the Yates Studios in Waseca, Minn., the image is of a young woman wearing a very high necked ornate top with pearl strands sewn around the bodice top; she is identified as Matilda (Mathilda) Louisa Prail (Prochel or Proechel) Webb as about age 18.

Everett Residence Newel Cap. Material: wood. Size: 4 1/2" H. x 5 1/4" W. x 5 1/4" D. Description: dark stained oak newel post finial cap; square; fluted design at top; square knob at top; two wooden dowels at base. Newel cap was located on the second story stairwell railing post furthest away from the stairs. See accession 66.01.4. Everett Residence, Everett House, Everett Home.

Everett Residence Spandrel Fretwork. Material: wood. Size: 13" H. x 69 1/4" L. x 2 3/4" D. Description: dark oak stained spandrel fretwork; 19 spindles flanking center design; hobnail and flowing circular design in center; egg and dart design at top. See accession: 41.11.2, 41.11.5, 41.11.6, 66.01.7, 66.01.8, 66.01.122, 66.01.218, 66.01.219. Everett Residence, Everett House, Everett Home.

Everett Residence Spandrel Fretwork. Material: wood. Size: 13" H. x 75 1/2" L. x 4 3/4" D. Description: dark oak stained spandrel fretwork; 20 spindles flanking center design; hobnail and flowing circular design in center; egg and dart design at top. See accession: 41.11.2, 41.11.5, 41.11.6, 66.01.7, 66.01.8, 66.01.122, 66.01.218, 66.01.219. Everett Residence, Everett House, Everett Home.

William "Bill" Rinehart Everett as a Boy with Grandmother Amelia Everett. Material: paper. Size: 4 1/4" x 6 1/2". Description: black and white photograph of three-year old William "Bill" Rinehart Everett with his grandmother, Amelia Everett. Photographer: Yates Studios, Waseca, Minnesota. See accession 66.01.114, Album 2 photo 7.

Willard Family: Grant Willard and Marion Willard. Material: paper. Size: 4 1/4" x 6". Description: black and white cabinet card photo of Grant Robbins Willard and Marion Willard. Photographer: Geo. E. Keene, Mankato, Minn. Marion Willard married William Rinehart Everett 16 September 1919.

Willard Family. Material: paper. Size: 2 1/2" x 4". Description: black and white cabinet card photo of Harold Sebley Willard, Grant Robbins Willard and "Tib". Marion Willard married William Rinehart Everett 16 September 1919.

Everett Residence Exterior Porch Molding. Material: wood. Size: 40" L. x 1 1/2". Description: white painted exterior porch molding fragment; egg and dart design; right angled ends. Everett Residence, Everett House, Everett Home.

Everett Residence Window Seat Panel. Material: wood. Size: 22" W. x 35 1/2" H. x 3" W. Description: oak carved window seat panel with attached armrest; 14 wooden spindles between the curved arm and four paneled side; twisted design on front; was located in front foyer window seat. See accession 41.11.3; 66.01.211; 66.01.9; 66.01.7. Everett Residence, Everett House, Everett Home.

Everett Residence Porch Column. Material: wood. Size: 33 1/2" H. x 10" W. Description: white painted wooden fluted column; acanthus capital; circular base with piece of base board attached; flat top portion; column was located between the third-story windows of the family room, on the front of the house, the second story “little porch,” which was a summer play space and a sleeping porch for the grandchildren. Everett Residence, Everett House, Everett Home.