Thomas and Cecelia Norton McHugo Wedding Portrait. 3 3/4" x 5 1/2" black and white photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Tom McHugo, Cecelia Norton McHugo; Tom McHugo is brother to Pat McHugo; both are buried in Janesville, Minn.; photographed by A. J. Lawin, Waseca, Minn.

Sylvester Cawley Baby Portrait. 2 3/4" x 3 3/4" black and white photograph of Sylvester Thomas Cawley, shown as a young child; born November 7, 1903; photographed by Goodspeed, Waseca, Minn.

Waseca Businesses Promotional Notebook. 4 1/8" x 7 1/8" 52-page notebook filled with Waseca business advertisers, and spaces for notes and accounts; calendars for 1904 and 1905; purple cover

Material: metal. Size:11 3/4" W. x 15" L. x 23 3/4" H. Description: silver painted metal cabinet - hinged door - two shelves inside - decorative scroll pattern border around door - decorative floral pattern on center door raised panel - stamped on door: "Pat. Apr. 12, 1904."

Typewriter Lubricant Container. Material: metal. (c ) Container. Size: 3 1/8" diameter. Description: silver colored metal barrel, engraved: "Never Leak, One Drop Oil Can Trade Mark Pat'd Nov. 8-04" (d) Dipper. Size: 3" L. Description: threaded spindle dipper screws onto oil can; washer included.

Rena E. Devereaux in the back sitting on a chair, wearing a white dress (born 1900, daughter of Maurice and Ruth Devereaux); sitting next to Rena is her cousin, Leonard Burrus, son of Amy Gladys Devereaux Burrus and John Franklin Burrus (Amy Devereaux was the daughter of Marquis and Harriet Cummins Devereaux); sitting on floor at left: Zelma Lorraine Burrus, daughter of Amy and John F. Burrus. Black and white photographic print from the album of Mark Benjamin Devereaux; scanned image. Photograp ... more

Janesville Main Street. 6 1/2" x 4 1/2" black and white photo of downtown Janesville Street Fair - gray cardboard mount.

Roy Tollefson Baby Portrait. 3" x 4 1/2" black and white photo of Roy Tollefson.

Mrs. Charles Schuette. Material: paper. Size: 4 1/8" x 6 1/2". Description: black cardstock - gold graphics and lettering, "In Loving Remembrance of Mrs. Charles Schuette Died Dec. 9, 1904 Age 71 years" - " Gone But Not Forgotten" - poem; copyrighted.

Steam Powered Tractor and Crew. 4 3/4" x 3 3/4" black and white cardboard backed photo - reverse side note: "Oct. 28, 1904."

Grand Army of the Republic Journal. Material: paper. Size: 6" W. x 9" H. Description: brown cover - black print: "Grand Army of the Republic Thirty-Eighth Annual Encampment Journal 1904, Held at Fourth Ward Wigwam, Minneapolis, Minnesota, March 15 and 16, 1904, Department of Minnesota" - 188 pages.

Edwin and Lucille Knauss. 2 3/4" W. x 5" H. Edison age 4 with sister Lucille.

Indian Outbreaks in Minnesota History. Material: paper. Size: 6" x 9". Description: red hard cover; spine title and author. Contents: 284 numbered pages and black and white photographs.

Psyche Adams. 2 1/2" x 4". Description: black and white photo scan of two year old girl in white dress and dark stockings standing beside a wire chair: Psyche Adams, daughter of Frank and Nellie Adams of New Richland.

State Farmers Mutual Insurance Company. Material: paper. Size: 8 1/2" x 13" Description: white paper - black print: "Non-negotiable Cyclone Application, to the State Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Company of Waseca, Minn."

Janesville High School 4" x 3" black and white photo.

Janesville Main Street. Material: paper. Size: 3 3/4" x 4 3/4". Description: black and white photograph of Janesville parade on main street, Janesville.

Waseca High School Graduating Class of 1904. 7 1/2" x 9 1/2" photograph of the 1904 Class of Waseca High School; 13 young people posed in a studio setting, identified front row left to right: Eva Davis (Weikel); Florence L. Andrews; Nellie D. Nelson; Jessie M. Felstad. Second row: Bertha L. Roesler; George A. Reichel; Nellie Hodgkins (Priem or Pream); Thomas W. Cahill; Hugo Miller; Nellie Ungerman (Bell). Back row: George A. Smith; Harvery Domy; Thomas Lynch. Photographed by Goodspeed, Waseca ... more

P.E. Gottschalk's Quick Repair Shop. 5" x 4 1/4" black and white photo. Bicycles in front of shop. "Auto and Bicycle Supplies, PEGottschalk, Tom Keene 5 cent cigar, Quick Repair Shop, Donovan Br. Photo taken in 1904 or 1905. Note on back: "Paul took picture."

Valentine greeting card. Material: paper, textile. Size: 5 1/4" x 5 1/2" Description: white heart; envelope in center; red rose upper right; green ribbon on corners of envelope; "St. Valentine, Feb14, 1904."

Nellie Hodgkins Pream Waseca High School Graduation Dress 1904. White Lace Two Piece Dress and Slip. Material: textile. (a) Blouse. Size: 17" x 19". Description: white lace and netting; yoke style blouse; high collar; flower pattern around neck; puffed, long sleeves; layered bodice; buttons at back. (b) Skirt. Size: 11" x 35". Description: white lace and netting; pleats; buttons at back. (c ) Slip. Size: 15" x 35". Description: white silk; narrow shoulder straps.

Rural Woodville Township School District #35 Souvenir Booklet 1904. Material: paper, textile. Size: 4" x 6 1/2". Description: white card stock folder, teacher Martha Dunn photo on front; contents: words to the Golden Rule and a poem, names of pupils and school officers for District #35, Woodville Township: Beede, Cordes, Drum, Johnson, Ella Johnson, Mundt, Naske, Radtke, Rieck, Schmidt, Sell, Sotebeer, Tolin, Fette; L. J. Larson, Superintendent; handwritten on reverse: Orilla Rieck. School Dis ... more

Waseca County Business Directories. Material: paper, plastic, metal. Size: 10" x 11". Description: yellow vinyl, three-ring binder contains two directories: 1) Business Directory of Waseca in 1904; b) Business Record Names of Waseca County 1947-1976; photocopies of original records.

Grape Pattern Dinner Forks. (a-h) Material: metal. Size: 1" x 7 1/4". Description: silver plated metal, hollow handle forks, set of 8, ornately patterned front and back by 1847 Rogers Bros. with the Grape Vintage pattern; stored in flatware pouch #26.12.7k.

A. J. Lawin Funeral Card. Material: paper. Size: 4" x 5 1/2". Description: black card stock with gold graphics and print: "In loving remembrance our dear brother A. J. Lawin, Born May 13, 1860, died May 15, 1904, Age 44 years, 2 days", includes photo image of Lawin, a young man with dark hair and a bushy mustache.