Homemade metal sauna stoves hooked to the chimney with stovepipe. Some had pipes running from the stove to the adjacent water tank, commonly an old barrel, for heating the water. Others had a water tank welded on to the side of the stove. Rocks were maintained for the generation of loyly.
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University of Minnesota Libraries, Immigration History Research Center Archives.
Pen and ink drawing on drawing paper (textured) mounted onto cardboard of two houses on shoreline with rock cliff to left and hills and trees behind. Cross on top of hill and light rays radiating out from it into sky.
Unidentified group, outdoors in posed "pioneer" photo (same people as in Image im169629), no location, n.d. (On back: "Signet." Note: Baby is dressed in an Indian headdress.)
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University of Minnesota Libraries, Immigration History Research Center Archives.
Scratchboard illustration of house with textured entry and front with steps leading up to entry, flanked by a conifer on each side. Bare tree and rail fence on left. Deciduous trees in background.
