Andrew Knudson Family. Photo Courtesy of the SBHS Collection

Hagedorn Studio photo, elementary school class. Date unknown. Photo Courtesy of the SBHS Collection

John A. Pahl’s Hardware Store. Circa 1910. Photo Courtesy of the SBHS Collection

Loggers at a logging camp with three men identified: Eddie Nelson, Henry Knutson, William Knutson. Circa 1910. Photo Courtesy of the SBHS Collection

Frederick and Louisa Grasse, adopted son Earl Ludepohl sitting by them. Back row - John, Louie, Martin, Herman, and Christ Grasse. Photo Courtesy of Viginia Hanson

First Liberty Grove School around 1913. located on Hwy 57 between County Road Q and Old Stage Road. Later , building was a cheese factory run by Melvin Kramer from 1924-1930. Several gift shops have also been in the building, currently serves as a home. Photo Courtesy of Viginia Hanson

Workers at the lumber mill, circa 1910. Photo Courtesy of the SBHS Collection

Andre Roeser and his wife, Leone. Photo Courtesy of the SBHS Collection

Barn dance. Photo Courtesy of the SBHS Collection

Steamer Carolina docked at Roeser's dock, standing in front are Edith Becker, John Pahl, and Mary Starr. Photo Courtesy of the SBHS Collection

Ed Casperson family in buggy, circa 1910. Photo Courtesy of Greg Casperson

Ice boat with Walter Johnson and Vida Anderson. Postcard addressed to Mrs. Edward Casperson, dated April 20, 1915.

Institute Church Choir - Group portrait (l-r) Frank Bunda, Jane Dunn, Nellie Simon, Kate Dunn, James Dunn, John Bates Weber. Date unknown. Photo Courtesy of the SBHS Collection

Orin Hanson in his grocery store built in 1940. The store later became Al Johnson's Swedish Restaurant & Butik. Al Johnson expanded around the original store, eventually building the renowned Scandinavian log building with a sod roof. Orin Hanson also ran the Casperson Funeral home for a time while Clyde Casperson was at mortuary school after his father died. Photo Courtesy of Viginia Hanson