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This is a psalm book written in Danish, given to the Confirmation Class of 1921.  The name written in the front pages of the book was Sarah (Sally) Larson.

This is a photograph of a luncheon that Sonya Jacobsen had for Kamma Villemoes, who came from Denmark, in August of 2009. Sonya's mother's Royal Copenhagen China which has a Musselmalet Pattern and the Hardanger Embroidery Tablecloth, which was made…

This is a photograph showing a World War I unit in full uniform. The unit is located in their Unit Tent and Sonya's Uncle Ole is located in the front row on the left side.

This is a tea cup and saucer owned by Cathernie Berg and given to Sonya Jacobsen. On the cup it says ""Lev Lykkelig"" which mean ""Live Happily"".

This is a postcard addressed to Harold and Helga that was created at the Unit Tent. This iincludes a photograph of Uncle Ole, who was a U.S. medical care worker during World War I, in full military uniform.

This is a photograph of the 1912 Home Guard of Dannebrog in front of Columbia Hall. Sonya Jacobsen's uncle, Harold Hald Sr., is located in the center of the back row.

This is a series of photographs depicting the Jacobsen family throughout the 20th century. Features Sarah (Sally) & Milton (Metz) Jacobsen, Sarah Helena Larsen (21), Milton Louis Jacobsen (29), Bobby & Sonya (10 & 5 respectively), Metz and Sarah…

This is a series of photographs depicting the Jacobsen family throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Features Inger (Marie) Marie Jensine Andersen, Laurits (Laurs) Severin Jacobsen, Louise Christensen & Jens (Pete) Peter Jacobsen, Rose…

This is a photograph showing the flooding which occurred on June 6, 1896. Image shows several men standing in waist deep water, riding horses, and a canoe in the background

This is a panoramic view of Park Street in Dannebrog, Nebraska. Horse-drawn carriages are parked along the street outside of the entrances to various Dannebrog's businesses. An automobile is parked in the background, suggesting this is an early…