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1. 1996.11.1ab - Dress

   Ladies' two-piece outfit of beige linen that was owned by Mrs. Walfred (Lillie Helga Maria) Carlson, a Swedish immigrant to Washington, Connecticut. Jacket (a) is long, with long sleeves, slightly flared, buttons down the front with three buttons, long V-neck with collar, collar and cuffs trimmed with lace. Skirt (b) long, plain, flared.

   Record Type: Object

   
2. 1996.11.2 - Hat

   Walfred Carlson's Washington, Connecticut Band Cap. Blue felt band hat. Leather visor. W.B. (Washington Band) embroidered on crown, two buttons w/cording attached.

   Record Type: Object

   
3. 1999.15.1 - Print

   Large black and white print of Carl August Anderson and Alice Maria (Liljeblad) Anderson [of 243 Bee Brook Road in Washington, CT]? The original piece was in charcoal. The back states 27/m-13 05 6(b?). Slight possibility that it is an original so handle with care.

   Record Type: Object

   
4. 1999.15.2 - Print

   Hand colored print of Anderson children, Carl Albert and Pauline.

   Record Type: Object

   
5. 1999.15.3 - 1901 Marriage Certificate of Carl August Anderson and Alice Maria Liljebald

   Record Type: Archive

   
6. 2010.51.1 - Knife, Butcher

   A meat cleaver from the Shepaug Market (which was located in Washington Depot), used by store owner Randolph Johnson, a local Swede. The blade is metal, and the handle wood. On one side of the blade, "Ox-Head Made in Germany" and a company logo is stamped into the metal.

   Record Type: Object

   
7. 2012.11.65 - Print, Photographic

   Photograph in matted frame of the six members of the Johnson family, Swedish immigrants, likely in front of their house on Barnes Road/School Street in Washington Depot. Identification from left to right: Jennie Emilia (Peterson) Johnson, baby on lap is Ruth (Peterson) Garlick, Ida Charlotta (Ohlson) Peterson [the mother], George Peterson; John Peterson [the father], and Albin Peterson.

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. 2013.6.114 - Photographic, Print

   Bride's wedding photograph, undated, in a small wooden frame with silverish tones. Louise Barnes [Bourne??] in dress made by Louise Isabelle (Gunnarson) Moscarillo in Washington, CT. Back label reads Leonard F. Simpson - successor to Fuller Studio, New Milford, CT"

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. 2014.15.1 - Print, Photographic

   Seasonal greeting card dated 1956 from the Carlsons of 116 Shearer Road in Washington, Connecticut, with a winter scene of their home in the snow. Looks like a sign on the tree reads "Windfall", perhaps the name of the house.

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. 2014.39.1

    1896

    Record Type: Archive

    
11. 2014.40.1 - Album, Photograph

    Alice Almeda (Anderson) Augustsson's photograph album with images of the Anderson family, Swedish immigrants, of 8? Upper Church Hill Road in Washington Depot, Connecticut.

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. 2014.4.12 - Bowl

    Large blonde wooden bowl with a carved wooden band on outside upper rim.

    Record Type: Object

    
13. 2014.4.13 - Chopper, Food

    Metal chopper used by Ruth Johnson, a Washington Swedish immigrant, during the early twentieth-century. This culinary tool is metal with a wood handle, and the blade is curved. Metal is stamped: Landers, Frary & Clark with Ætna Works stamped below. Landers, Frary & Clark was a housewares company based in New Britain, Connecticut. It operated from 1865 until its assets were sold to the General Electric company in 1965.

    Record Type: Object

    
14. 2014.4.5 - Wheelbarrow

    Wooden wheelbarrow used in Washington by Hugo and Ruth Johnson during the early twentieth-century.

    Record Type: Object

    
15. 2014.4.7 - Scythe

    Scythe used in Washington by Hugo and Ruth Johnson. Two hand holds attached to handle by metal rigs. Iron blade attached by screws/bolts "N34"

    Record Type: Object

    
16. 2014.4.8 - Fork, Hay-lifting

    6 tine pitch fork with oak handle used in Washington by Hugo Johnson.

    Record Type: Object

    
17. 2014.4.9 - Trowel

    Metal trowel with wooden handle used in Washington by Hugo Johnson during early twentieth-century. W.M. Johnson Newark, N.J. is stamped on the top side of the spade.

    Record Type: Object

    
18. JW2227 - Negative, Glass-plate

    Mrs. Perry Anderson [Clara S. (Carlson) Anderson] and her four sisters. They all were Swedish immigrants and all lived in houses on School Street in Washington Depot, Connecticut. Mrs. Anderson owned 10 School Street. Clara S. (Carlson) Anderson Alida J. (Carlson) Eckman Anna Charlotte (Carlson) Hanning Josephine H. (Carlson) Rylander Lindell* 5th sister - not sure* Same sitting as JW2518

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. JW2518 - Negative, Glass-plate

    A portrait of Mrs. Perry Anderson [Clara S. (Carlson) Anderson] of 10 School Street, Washington Depot, Connecticut with her four sisters: Mrs. Rylander, Mrs. Hanning, Mrs. Carlson and Mrs. Eckman in Dec. 21, 1901. They were all Swedish immigrants and all supposedly lived on School Street. Clara S. (Carlson) Anderson Alida J. (Carlson) Eckman Anna Charlotte (Carlson) Hanning Josephine H. (Carlson) Rylander Lindell* 5th sister - not sure* ...

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. PA 13a - Album, Photograph

    Album of Carlson - Dahlberg family. Front row: Carl E. Carlson, Sigfrid Carlson, Einar Carlson Back Row: Matilda (Dahlberg) Carlson, Edna Carlson

    Record Type: Photo