Everett Johnson Residence. 2 3/4" x 2 3/4" black and white photograph of an unidentified woman, standing in front of the doorway of the Everett Johnson house; backside reads, "Taken on my birthday!"

Berton Hanson's Square Dancing Whipcord Trousers with Belt. (a) Belt. Material: leather, metal. Size: 1 1/2" W. x 38" L. Description: brown tool leather , stamped "Burton Top Grain Cowhide", gold-toned buckle, gold-toned, stamped with camp fire scene. (b) Pants. Material: textile, metal, shell. Size: 16" W. x 45" L. Description: tan wool, two back snap pockets with mother-of pearl buttons; front zipper closure, "Western" style.

Bob Hodgson and Grandchildren. 2" x 2" black and white photograph of Bob Hodgson surrounded by five grandchildren, including three babies on his lap; individual names unknown; see Accession 1.99.847 for duplicate.

Doris Hodgson Gilleland, Wayne Gilleland and daughter. 2" x 3" black and white photograph of one of Bob Hodgson's daughters, Doris Hodgson Gilleland, with her two children, Wayne, looking at a book beside her; the baby on her lap is daughter Barbra or Barbara Gilleland.

Gilleland Family. 3" x 2" black and white photograph of the Gilleland family; the wife and mother is Doris Hodgson, daughter of Bob Hodgson, with her husband Wayne, and two young children, Wayne and Barbra; children are being read from a copy of "The Gingerbread Boy".

Herman and Teal Peterson, et al. 3" x 2" black and white photograph of Herman and Teal Peterson, seated with Mrs. Doris Gilleland, Bob Hodgson's daughter, with her two children, Wayne and Barbra Gilleland.

Herman and Teal Peterson, Grandchildren. 3" x 2" black and white photograph of Herman and Teal Peterson holding the first two Gilleland children, Wayne and Barbra Gilleland, seated on a floral couch; the children are the grandchildren of Bob Hodgson, and the children of Wayne and Doris Gilleland.

Dana Tryde. 3 1/8" x 2 1/8" black and white photograph of a one-year old child, identified as Dana Tryde, daughter of Lois Hodgson Tryde, and grand-daughter of Bob Hodgson; shown reaching for her birthday cake.

Dana Tryde. 2" x 2" black and white photograph of a baby girl, identified as Dana Tryde, daughter of Lois Hodgson Tryde, and grand-daughter of Bob Hodgson.

Teal and Herman Peterson. 3" x 3" black and white photograph of Herman and Teal Peterson sitting in their living room.

Herman and Teal Peterson, Anna. 3" x 3" black and white photograph of four people standing outdoors in front of a house; identified only are L-R: Herman Peterson, Teal Peterson, Anna, unidentified; at the Peterson's 40th wedding anniversary, Teal is wearing a corsage.

Ann with Teal Peterson. 3" x 3" black and white photograph of two elderly women standing outdoors in front of a white house; at the 40th wedding anniversary of Herman and Teal Peterson; identified are Anna (last name unknown) and Teal Peterson.

Herman Peterson and others. 4" x 2 5/8" black and white photograph of Herman Peterson, left, with four unidentfied elderly people, three women and a man; posed outdoors in a side yard of a farm.

Iosco Township Road Construction. 4" x 2 3/8" black and white photograph of the road construction next to the David Larson farmstead in Iosco Township; the farm house is visible with large earth-moving machinery in right foreground; donor's comment: "A new township road was constructed after we moved to the farm (in 1947). They removed many trees along the road."

New Iosco Township Road Under Construction. 4" x 2 1/2" black and white photograph of the new east-west township road being constructed next to the David Larson farmstead in Iosco Township; pine trees and property to the right, road construction equipment in the distance, and farm fields on left.

David Larson Farmstead, Iosco Township Road. 4" x 2 3/8" black and white photograph of the farm house dwelling next to the new east-west township road being constructed; the David Larson farmstead in Iosco Township.

Barn Moving to David Larson Farm. 4" x 2 3/8 black and white photograph of a barn being moved from the Gus Wobschall farm to the David Larson farm in Iosco Township; close-up of caterpillar tractor pulling along the township road, two men standing near left; shows clear view of the gambrel roof structure.

Barn Moving to David Larson Farm. 4" x 2 3/8" black and white photograph of the barn from Gus Wobschall's farm being moved to the David Larson farm in Iosco Township; shows gambrel roof structure still on timber and wheels being positioned on to its new foundation.

Arthur Larson Painting Barn. 3 5/8" x 2 3/8" black and white photograph of a man painting the side of his new barn; identified as Arthur Larson, son of David Larson, and father of the donor; barn had just been moved from the Gus Wobschall farm to the David Larson farm in Iosco Township.

David Larson Farmstead House. 2 7/8" x 3 3/8" black and white photograph of the farm house on the David Larson farmstead in Iosco Township; framed by tree limbs, a window box with flowers beside the front door; white wood frame, two story structure.

Peterson family. 4 1/2" x 3 1/2" black and white photograph; Levene Peterson (left center) and Herman Peterson (right center holding hat) posed with four other people on 3rd Avenue S.E., Waseca, Minn.

Karen Lee Moe. 1 1/8" x 1 1/4" black and white photograph of Karen Lee Moe, at 10 months of age, in 1956.

Berton Hanson's Square Dancing Shirt. (a) Shirt. Material: textile, metal, plastic. Size: 14 1/2" W. collar size x 34" L. Description: turquoise blue cotton with a print throughout of black and gold animals and symbols - western style cut - narrow, two-pointed collar - decoratively cut yoke - front closure with 8 round white snap buttons with silver colored edging - one patch pocket on each side of upper shirt trimmed with a decoratively cut flap and two buttons - long set-in sleeves close at wi ... more

Material: paper. Size: 3" W. x 5 1/4" L. Description: Japanese paper money, exact amount unclear, "10 Y", and serial number 1184322; reverse side imprinted: "Nippon";

Neumann Family Barn. 3 1/8" x 2" digital photograph of the 1889 barn built by Gustav Neumann now owned by his grandson, Otto Neumann; shown here in 1950.