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A black and white photo of 4 piglets, two running, another two resting by a waterer. From 1970

"Little Pig, Little Pig"

A black and white photo of a man on a steel-wheeled tractor pulling a potato digger away from camera. Taken in 1936.

“Rooted History”

Black and White add of Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company advertisement. It has a drawing of WWII soldiers with rifles and helmets and Says "Hold That Line" Don't "Cash In" Your War Bonds. Also has small photo of Schmidt Beer bottle and pilsner glass.

“Fair Time”

Color photo of 1944 South ��ֱ�� State "Victory" Fair. Red border and blue lettering are on a white background. 2 flags cross in the upper center and a large V is behind the lettering in the lower center.

“Fair Time”

Black and white photo of a dark haired woman baking, cracking eggs with one hand, and holding a book in the other. Woman wearing a Victory Dress and was taken in the 1940's.

“Dressing For Victory”

Color photo of a gray handle with a ridged roller and a gray flat base with ridges. Ridges on roller fit in base.

“Ironing Prettily”

Black and white photo of a display, "Wool is vital to National Defense." It gives statistics on the importance of wool during WWII.

“WWII Wool”

White background with multi-colored hexagon blocks form a Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt top.

“A Stitch in Time”

Color photograph of a Grandmother's Flower Quilt Block. A white hexagon is surrounded by six solid red hexagons, which is surrounded by 12 red, yellow, blue, and green floral patterned hexagons.

“A Stitch in Time”

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