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Set of 54 color slides in one box labeled "Soil." Part of the Cal R. Fremling collection. Slides have few labels and are numbered nonconsecutively. Locations unknown unless otherwise given. Subjects shown include: farming, soil types, wildflowers, livestock, family portraits, Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon (Utah), cemetery plants and grave markers, and aerial views. Exact creation and slide print dates are unknown. Slide print dates probably range from 1950-1986. 1 - Cornfield in "Brainerd, 200 acre/bushel, 1963" 2 - Snowy hillside, bluff 3 - Tilled field soil 4 - Wooden grave markers with flowers in unknown cemetery 5 - Cattle grazing in field 6 - Dandelion field 7 - Child sitting in dandelion field 8 - Man driving John Deere tractor with farm machinery 9 - Man driving John Deere tractor with farm machinery 10 - Carved wooden trellis or monument, in cemetery 11 - Cattle grazing in field 12 - Historical photograph of family house, horses and carriage; location and date unknown 13 - House and fenced yards 14 - Woman treating wooden fence (surrounding soil dump) 15 - Woman attaching plastic to wooden fence (surrounding soil dump) 16 - Man attaching/adjusting cable surrounding soil/manure dump 17 - Corn shocks in field 18 - Men showing off long roots of a large plan, "Fremling - WSU - for A. Cowie." 19 - Raised bed with soil, compost, clippings/leaves 20 - Raised bed filled with soil, sand/gravel 21 - Landscape view of farm: barn, fields, house, outbuildings, with soil erosion or digging in the foreground. 22 - Soil/soil erosion in a farm field 23 - Obelisk grave marker in cemetery 24 - Tall tree, people in cemetery 25 - Two men standing aboard John Deere combine harvester 26 - John Deere combine harvester working in cornfield 27 - Harvested corn piles surrounding a tree, outside Master Mix, Huntting Elevator Co., Cresco, Iowa 28 - Cattle grazing in hillside field 29 - Rocks and broken tree limbs, possibly in dry creek/river bed 30 - Rocks and broken tree limbs, possibly in dry creek/river bed 31 - Grassy field 32 - Grassy field 33 - Cornfield, half burned 34 - Two people canoeing below cornfield 35 - Man standing in front of cornfield 36 - Man tending cornfield 37 - Man standing in cornfield 38 - Cornfield, young plants 39 - Man standing next to large plant, grave markers in cemetery 40 - Abandoned house and outbuildings, "Last Resort" 41 - Woman standing next to legume plant 42 - Woman holding corn plant 43 - Woman holding corn plant 44 - Aerial view of farmland, silos 45 - Light-colored soil type alongside highway 46 - Stone and wooden grave markers in cemetery 47 - Two young men harvesting plants 48 - Rock formations (hoodoos) at Bryce Canyon National Park, "Bryce" 49 - Rock formations (hoodoos) at Bryce Canyon National Park, "Bryce" 50 - Rock formations (hoodoos) at Bryce Canyon National Park, "Bryce" 51 - "Grand Canyon" 52 - Sand 53 - Aerial view of farmland, silos 54 - Aerial view of farmland, silos

Publication Date

1970

Item Type

Book

Publisher

Library

City

Winona, Minnesota

Keywords

Biologists; Aerial Photographs; Aerial View Parks; Soil Conservation; Farming; Farming Tools

Department

Special Collections-Library

Disciplines

Aquaculture and Fisheries | Ecology and Evolutionary Biology | Life Sciences | Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecology

Notes

The date of these slides are unknown. A default date of 1970 is a place holder.

Rights Management

Requests to reproduce this image must be granted by the Winona County Historical Society.

Contributing Institution

Winona County Historical Society

Dimensions

1.30" x 1.85"

Physical Format

Slide (photograph)

Master File Format

TIFF

Fiscal Sponsor

This project has been financed in part with funds provided by the State of Minnesota from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund through the Minnesota Historical Society.

Scanning Responsibility

Northern Micrographics

Date Digital

2019-02-18 00:00

Metadata Creation Responsibility

Anna Gaffey

Unique Identifier

2011.003.0021

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