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| 151 |  | Cora and the Nundahl kids Probably from about 1914. If so, Cora is 18, Carl is 17, Clara is 16, and Tillman is 12. This is about the time that Cora went to Minneapolis for three months. |
Date: About 1914 Place: Viroqua, Wisconsin |
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| 152 |  | Cora Anderson Carlson | ||
| 153 |  | Cora as a baby The adult Cora is surprisingly, amusingly, recognizable in her baby picture. This is apparently from Cora's baptism at the end of April of 1896. The original is a fading sepia-toned print mounted on board stock. The photographer was F.W. Mould, 413 South Third Street in La Crosse. Cora wrote on the back, "Me." |
Date: April, 1896 Place: La Crosse, Wisconsin |
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| 154 |  | Cora Carlson, 1920 |
Date: 1920s Place: Minneapolis, Minnesota |
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| 155 |  | Cora in her 70s |
Date: ca 1970 |
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| 156 |  | Cora in her 80s |
Date: 1980s Place: Bloomington, Minnesota |
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| 157 |  | Cora in her garden August, 1965 |
Date: August 1965 Place: Bloomington, Minnesota |
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| 158 |  | Cora in late 1960s or early 1970s |
Date: Late 1960s or early 1970s |
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| 159 |  | Cora with Nundahls This is probably taken at the Sever Nundahl home. Probably taken in about 1913, give or take a year. The older man on the left is unknown as is the younger man on the far right and the younger man in overalls in the middle of the picture. The others, from the left, are Tilman, probably Sever, Bertha, Clara, Cora, and Carl. The original is a postcard. No writing on it. |
Date: About 1913 Place: rural Viroqua, Wisconsin |
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| 160 |  | Cora with some of her cousins' children in front of Sever and Bertha's house, ca 1988 |
Date: ca 1988 Place: south of Viroqua, Wisconsin |
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