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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”

Black and White photo of horses with fly nets over them and a mowing machine, mowing hay. Men pitch hay on to truck.

“Making Hay Mixing Old and New”

Color photo of a salesman's model grain cleaner from the Linde Company.

A black and white photo circa 1925, of people gathered for a picnic. They are dressed in dresses and suits.

"Picnic Season"

A color photo of a black cylinder stove, with a gold knob on top. Stove has pipe going out of it.

Using Resources

Sepia toned photo of 8 boys of various sizes eating ice cream cones, from around the 1930's. Each is dressed in nice clothing, wearing hats in front of an old car.

"Always a good time for Ice Cream!"

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