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Explore more than 100,000 collection items online through the Society’s digital collections. For over two decades, we’ve been scanning, photographing, and digitizing materials from our collections, creating a rich and growing digital archive that brings history closer to you.
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Madison Victory Gardener Purchasing Supplies
March 19, 1944
Alvan Rothermel, Glen Oak Hills, purchasing seed, labels and tools, for his Victory garden from Louis Schuster, manager of the L.L. Olds Seed Company, 720 Williamson Street.
Woman with Children
April 13, 1944
Woman with two children, possibly the Schutz family.
Crownhart Children with Valentines
February 8, 1944
Crownhart children, Virginia, Sally, and Mary Ann with Valentines. They are the children of Charles and Marian Crownhart.
Edna Krieger and Daughter
April 20, 1944
Edna Krieger and daughter Nancy, posing on the steps of 2404 Kendall Avenue.
West Side Garden Club Party
June 27, 1944
Two members of the West Side Garden Club wearing hats created from vegetable material. From left: Mrs. Henry A. Pochmann (Ruth) and Mrs. R.A. (Mary) Walker.
