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1. Print, Photographic - Baseball Players & Band Members in Costume

   Sepia toned photograph of baseball players and band members dressed in costumes. The date 1905 is penciled on the front of the photo. Written on the back: Dr. J. H. Burns, 1905, "same year we played our 18 inning game". Numbers have been penned on the photo with names of some of the people corresponding to the numbers written on the photo board. Numbers with names are: 2-Henry Whitelock, 4-Paul Pieton, 5-Frank Luedtke, 6-Geo. P. Jones, 9-S. A...

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Print, Photographic - C.A. Day - Depot Graffiti

   Color photograph of section N-5C-5 in the Great Northern Railway Depot on Adams Street in Hutchinson, MN. The photo features the graffiti, "C.A. Day." C.A. Day could refer to numerous individuals born in Minnesota with these initials, including: - Carey L. Day. According to the census in 1895 he was a white male born in Minnesota who was sixteen years old when the census was taken. -Carrie L. Day. According the census in 1895 she was a white...

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Print, Photographic - Ellen Harrington party group

   Sepia toned group photograph taken in a wooded area with flowering trees. A long ladder appears to extend to a tree house. Taken at a party given by Aunt Ellen Harrington. Identical to 1979-1006-001. Identities: (l-r) Front: Chadderdon, Mrs. H. C. Lyons, Mrs. E. Chadderdon, Martha M. "Mattie" Davidson, Helen Avery, H. L. Merrill. Middle (seated): Clark McEwen, Mrs. Davidson, Davidson, Lydia Pendergast Todd (Mrs. Daniel S. Todd), Aunt Ellen H...

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Print, Photographic - Ellen Harrington's birthday party c1900

   Sepia toned outdoor photograph of a group of people gathered under some flowering trees - some sitting on blankets, some on chairs and some standing. In the center seated row fourth from the right is Ellen Pendergast Harrington; directly behind her in the back row is her son Will Edmond Harrington and to his immediate right is his sister Martha Harrington Merrill. Martha's husband Harry Leonard Merrill is seated on the ground on the far right ...

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Print, Photographic - Fishermen in Hutchinson, MN

   Black and white reproduction photograph of Sam Fickling (left), W.S. Clay (center), and William E. Harrington (right) displaying fish they caught at Lake Jennie. On the right, Gust Kurth is standing on the sidewalk. In the background is "The Fair" at 102 Main Street South where Max Oppenheimer sold dry goods. Next door is the original Citizens Bank building (1892-1905) where Harrington (1860-1930) served as founding president. Just out of cam...

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Print, Photographic - Foesch's Store-Hutchinson, MN

   Sepia-toned photograph of Foesch's store, 1926, Hutchinson, MN. Four men are pictured: Sam Fickling, Henry Boller, Rev. A. Baur, and Wm. Foesch. Foesch is likely the man second from right. Atop shelves back left are advertising displays for Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Maxwell House coffee, Seedless Sun-Maid Raisins. Canned, bottled, and boxed goods are stocked on the shelves. Karo and Kellogg's labeled products are visible. A variety of buckets ...

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Print, Photographic - Hutchinson, MN Batchelors Club c.1895

   Black and white photograph of nine Hutchinson, MN "Batchelors Club" men at Breezy Point, Lake Jennie c.1895. Three men identified as written on photograph: W.E. Harrington, Lud Ritter, Sam Fickling. Mounted on tan photo board. Identical to 1985-0033-001 with identities: (l to r) Fred Ives, Carl Schallinger, W. E. Harrington, Geroge Schuchart, L. A. Ritter, Sam Fickling, W. S. Clay, Ed Paul, Doc Smith.

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. Print, Photographic - Hutchinson, MN Batchelors Club c.1895

   Black and white photograph of nine Hutchinson, MN "Batchelors Club" men at Breezy Point, Lake Jennie c.1895. Three men identified as written on photograph: W.E. Harrington, Lud Ritter, Sam Fickling. Mounted on tan photo board. Identical to 1985-0033-001 with identities: (l to r) Fred Ives, Carl Schallinger, W. E. Harrington, Geroge Schuchart, L. A. Ritter, Sam Fickling, W. S. Clay, Ed Paul, Doc Smith.

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. Print, Photographic - Hutchinson, MN men and women, 1913

   Black and white photograph of Hutchinson, MN men and women at Aunt Ellen Harrington's Birthday Party, May 16, 1913[?]. [Perhaps the photo was taken in 1903 when Mary Avery was about 9 years old. She graduated from Hutchinson High School in 1912.] People identified by number in photo: 1. Ed Chadderdon, 2. H. C. Lyons, 3. Mrs. Ed (Catherine) Chadderdon, 4. M. Davidson, 5. [Mary?] Avery, 6. Harry Leonard Merrill, 7. Howard McEwen, 8. Mrs. Davidso...

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. Print, Photographic - (l to r) Sam Fickling, W. S. Clay, William E. Harrington

    Black and white reproduction photograph of Sam Fickling (left), W.S. Clay (center), and William E. Harrington (right) standing on Main Street, Hutchinson, MN displaying fish they caught at Lake Jennie. In the background at left is "The Fair" at 102 Main Street South where Max Oppenheimer sold dry goods. Next door is the original Citizens Bank building (1892-1905) where Harrington (1860-1930) served as founding president. Just out of camera ran...

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. Print, Photographic - Men sleeping in barn

    Sepia toned photograph of three men sleeping in what appears to be a barn or hunting shack. They are covered with quilts and are on straw. The men are identified as Fred Ives, George Schuchart and Sam Fickling. The third man (Fickling?) is visible but only his hand is showing. A pair of socks is hanging near the window, as is a light colored vest.

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. Print, Photographic - Party at Ellen Harrington's

    Sepia toned outdoor photograph of a group of people gathered under some flowering trees, some sitting on blankets, some on chairs and some standing. In the center row, seated fourth from the right, is Ellen Pendergast Harrington; directly in behind her in the back row is her son, Will Edmond Harrington, and to his immediate right is his sister, Martha Harrington Merrill. Martha's husband, Harry Leonard Merrill, is seated on the ground on the f...

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. Print, Photographic - Sam Fickling

    Sepia toned studio photograph of Sam Fickling, wearing a vested suit with a patterned bow tie and a flower in his lapel. He is sporting a large mustache and side whiskers. The photo has the date 1885 on the lower right, and is mounted on photo board.

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. Print, Photographic - Sam Fickling

    Black and white glossy photograph of Sam Fickling, wearing a shirt with sleeves rolled, a bow tie and suspenders. He has a large mustache and he is standing in front of an ivied wall. The photo was taken by Doris Day (a family friend)

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. Print, Photographic - Sam Fickling, Wellington Clay, Wm E. Harrington with fish

    Sepia toned photograph of Sam Fickling (left), W.S. Clay (center), and William E. Harrington (right) displaying fish they caught at Lake Jennie. In the background is "The Fair" at 102 Main Street South where Max Oppenheimer sold dry goods. Next door is the original Citizens Bank building (1892-1905) where Harrington (1860-1930) served as founding president. Just out of camera range is Fickling's grocery store at 114 Main Street South. The l...

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. Print, Photographic - Sam Fickling, Wellington Clay, Wm E. Harrington with fish

    Sepia toned photograph of Sam Fickling (left), W.S. Clay (center), and William E. Harrington (right) displaying fish they caught at Lake Jennie. In the background is "The Fair" at 102 Main Street South where Max Oppenheimer sold dry goods. Next door is the original Citizens Bank building (1892-1905) where Harrington (1860-1930) served as founding president. Just out of camera range is Fickling's grocery store at 114 Main Street South. The l...

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. Print, Photographic - Sam Fickling, Wellington Clay, Wm E. Harrington with fish

    Sepia toned photograph of Sam Fickling (left), W.S. Clay (center), and William E. Harrington (right) displaying fish they caught at Lake Jennie. In the background is "The Fair" at 102 Main Street South where Max Oppenheimer sold dry goods. Next door is the original Citizens Bank building (1892-1905) where Harrington (1860-1930) served as founding president. Just out of camera range is Fickling's grocery store at 114 Main Street South. The l...

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. Print, Photographic - Sam Fickling, Wellington Clay, Wm E. Harrington, with fish & Gus Kurth

    Black and white photograph of Sam Fickling (left), W.S. Clay (center), and William E. Harrington (right) displaying fish they caught at Lake Jennie. On the right, Gust Kurth is standing on the sidewalk. In the background is "The Fair" at 102 Main Street South where Max Oppenheimer sold dry goods. Next door is the original Citizens Bank building (1892-1905) where Harrington (1860-1930) served as founding president. Just out of camera range is Fi...

    Record Type: Photo