Southern School of Agriculture University of Minnesota, Waseca Homecoming Button 1979. Material: metal. Size: 1 3/4" W. x 2 3/4" L. Description: white plasticized metal oval button with maroon print: "Ram Your Way to Victory, 1978-79"; yellow ram mascot graphic; pin on reverse.

St. Mary's Church Memorial 1979. Material: paper. Size: 3 1/2" x 4 1/2". Description: color photo of the St. Mary's Catholic Church stone structure erected as a memorial to the historic church; seen inside is the original church bell.

Waseca Mutual Insurance Building Dedication Plaque. Material: metal. Size: 16" x 24". Description: dark brown cast bronze sign with pebbled surface and with gold border; gold-lettered in relief, "Waseca Mutual Insurance Company Home Office Building, Construction 1978-1979. Board of Directors, Jerry Rutledge, Robert Draheim, Bud Evans, J. R. Kane, Albert Keever, Raymond Krause, Perry Rutledge; Johnson-Forberg Associates-Minneapolis-Architects; Gunnar Johnson & Son-Minneapolis-Contractor".

New Richland Normal Teacher Training Class of 1929. Material: paper. Size: 3 1/2" x 4". Description: black and white snapshot of eight women seated on a sofa in a residential living room; reunion of the 1929 New Richland Normal Training class; some of those in attendance may be Olive Ausen Nordeen, Eunice Murphy Amberg Severin, Mildred Brandvold Johnson, Rozella Buscho Redman, Dorothy Crumb Bungarden, Mabel Bathke Cole, Edna Olson Hebl and Catherine Dunn Meschke.

Memorial Book of Elsie Schlaak. Material: paper, plastic. Size: 8" x 10". Description: blue padded hard cover with silver graphic cover graphic of praying hands, courtesy of the Friedrich Funeral Home of New Richland for the funeral of Elsie Schlaak; other information entered into the pages are the family record, funeral venue, final resting place, obituary, officiating clergy, pall bearers, visitation guests and record of floral arrangements received.

New Richland Memorial Day Program Booklet 1979. Material: paper. Size: 6 1/2" W. x 8 1/2" L. Description: white folder with blue cover print: Memorial Day Program, Monday, May 28, 1979 under the direction of Andrew Borgen Post 75 and Auxiliary; Commander David Schlaak; Adjutant Jacob Neubauer; Buglers Mike Moen and Tom Tollefson; inside and reverse side lists all of the war veterans and the cemeteries in which they are buried.