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This image was taken after a snow fall, and shows a large, two story house. Part of the home is covered with wood siding. A limestone, two story structure sits at right angles at one side of the frame home. A covered porch with pillars and an…

Two girls are standing near one of the Stations of the Cross in Mt. Calvary Catholic Cemetery. The monument is of carved stone and has a cross on its top. Bushes partially obscure the view of the front of the monument. Each girl is dressed in a light…

John David Irmscher, his wife Clara, and small child are shown standing in front of a frame, two story home. The 1911 Dubuque City Directory indicates that Mr. Irmscher was a bookkeeper. The number 1333 is written on a label that has been stuck to…

Mrs. Clara (J. David) Irmscher is pictured standing on the porch of her home, surrounded by ten young women. Each of the students appears to be holding a small object. The photographer's notes indicate that this image was taken in 1916. The slide has…

A large, two story white frame home is shown in this image. The photographer has identified the dwelling as “belonging to Fred Koethe.” A one story addition extends from the rear of the home. Three, unpainted out buildings are also visible behind…

Twenty three women and three children are shown seated or standing on the porch of a home that the photographer identifies as “probably belonging to Grenzig.” The photographer also identifies the women as members of the “Frauen-verein,” or Women’s…

A large group of women and children have gathered together for this photograph. The photographer indicates that the image was taken on September 2, 1915. The number 1296 is written on a label that has been stuck to the lower left corner of the slide.

Twenty two women of various ages, six children and two men pose for a photograph in front of a two story home. The photographer’s notes indicate that this is the same group as one pictured in LO 170. The number 1296-b is written on a label that has…

This image is identical to LO 169. The photographer’s notes indicate that it was taken on September 1, 1915. The number 1298-1 is written on a label that has been stuck to the lower left corner of the slide.

The six oldest members of the Asbury Ladies' Aid Society are seated in front of some bushes. A younger woman and a young girl are seated on the grass in front of the women. The number 1297 is written on a label that has been stuck to the lower left…