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December 16, 1895

Item
1895-12-16

Part of Pacific Herold

December 23, 1895

Item
1895-12-23

Part of Pacific Herold

December 30, 1895

Item
1895-12-30

Part of Pacific Herold

4167

Item
1896-1897

Part of University Photographs Collection

The Pacific Lutheran University Band comprised of faculty and students play at Camp Muir at the 10,000 foot level of Mount Rainer.

0352

Item
1896-1898

Part of University Photographs Collection

Front view of Old Main. Taken between 1896-1898.

4178

Item
1896

Part of University Photographs Collection

Members of the Pacific Lutheran University Band on Mount Rainer where they played "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" to celebrate that the school was finally underway.

1060

Item
1896

Part of University Photographs Collection

A Gronsberg family portrait taken in 1896. The children in back are, left to right, Bertha, Herman and Oscar. The son between the parents is not identified.

4166

Item
1896

Part of University Photographs Collection

Left to right: Professor Carlo A. Sperati, Hannah Jahr, Ludvig Larson, J. Leonard Brottem, Ettie Kraabel (Mrs. Viggo Jorgenson), Dr. J. L. rynning, Mark Wangness, Oscar Brottem, Sophie Peterson, Therese Kraabel, George Johnson.

Pacific Herold 1896