Viewed Through the Lens:
Long-term Lovers
The Long-term Lovers exhibit was on display at the Family History and Genealogy Center in the summer of 2012.
The exhibit featured photographs of Danish immigrants who were married for more than 50 years and descendants of Danish immigrants who were married for more than 60 years. The exhibition also featured marriage licenses, love poems and a sketch of a wedding dress. This exhibition told the love story of the Danish immigrants as well as their journey together for more than 50 years.
Valdemar Jensen and Thora Nielsen
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Unidentified Siblings
The Salmonsen Family
Karoline Nielsen
John and Karen Petersen
Loggers
Ludvig Mehr and Marie Hansen
Maren Kierstine Jensdatter
Margrethe and Signe Thorsen
Maria Lorenzen Friis
Mariane Pedersen Sand Thomsen
Marie Jensen Winther
Niels Andersen
Niels Christensen
O. P. Petersen
Oak Hill Cornet Band
Peder Jørgensen
Peder Marinus Grimstrup Sand
Peter F. and Magda Gronbech Petersen
Six Young Ladies
The Anderson Brothers
Eline Bjorn
Ane Catrine Nielsdatter
Anna Constance Christine Knudzen
Anna Maria Gaarde
Anna Marie Madsen Nelson
Bernard Eli Andersen Rasmussen
Birthe Lauritzen
Carl Carlsen
Carrie Christensen Holm
Dora Nielsen Sorensen
Dorothea Smith and Marie Sorensen
Ane Carlsen
Elk Horn Residents
Ethel Christoffersen
Flemming Andresen
Four local beauties
George Johann Petersen
Hans P. Gronbech
Ice-skaters
Inger Marie Jensen
Jens Marinus Nørlem
Jens V. Sorensen