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Chest of Drawers, Side View, circa 1870
Side view of a chest of drawers, handcrafted by Aslak Lie.
Escutcheon, circa 1870
Detail of an escutcheon on a chest of drawers handcrafted by Aslak Lie.
Woodworker Aslak Olsen Lie and His Family
circa 1875-1881
Seated in front, from left to right are Ole Granum, Marit Lie (wife of Aslak), Aslak Lie, and Ingrid Lie Granum. In the second row, from left to right, are Christian Skogen, Marit Lie Skogen, Sam T...
Extended Family of Aslak Olsen Lie
August 29, 1876
The extended family of Aslak Olsen Lie posing before the home he built in 1849 with his brother Ole after immigrating in 1848. The house is a combination of Norwegian building tradition and America...
Pasture Valley
1960
Large pasture valley between Black Earth and Marxville, at sunset.
