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Title: Rask and Smeder families 
    
    Dates: ca. 1895-ca. 1950
    
    Collection Number: 2018-P-075
    
    Quantity: 27 items
    
    Abstract: Consists of portraits of Esther Rask Freeburg,  her husband Nick Freeburg and family, and Esther's sister Anna Rask Larson,  Anna's husband Gus and their family. Most of the photographs were taken in  Mandan or Bismarck (N.D.) or Washington state.
    
    Provenance: The Rask and Smeder Families photograph  collection was donated to the SHSND by Janell Martin in October 2018.
    
    Property Rights:  The  State Historical Society of North Dakota owns the property rights to this  collection.
                
Copyrights: Copyrights to  materials in this collection remain with the donor, publisher, author, or  author's heirs.  Researchers should consult the 1976 Copyright Act, Public  Law 94-553, Title 17, U. S. Code and an archivist at this repository if  clarification of copyright requirements is needed.
                
Access:  This  collection is open under the rules and regulations of the State Historical  Society of North Dakota.
                
Citation: Researchers are  requested to cite the collection title, collection number, and the State  Historical Society of North Dakota in all footnote and bibliographic  references.
PHOTOGRAPHS  INVENTORY
00001  Anna and Gus Larson  residence, Whatcom (Wash.)  ca. 1915
    00002  Portrait of Anna Rask  Larson  ca. 1905
    00003  Anna Rask and Gus  Larson wedding portrait ca. 1905
    00004  Portrait of the  children of Anna and Gus Larson: Ruth, Albert, Olivia and Bertha ca. 1912
    00005  Esther Rask Freeburg  with El Zagal hat         ca. 1940
    00006  Portrait of Myrtle  Freeburg Athey     ca. 1925
    00007  Portrait of Esther  Rask Freeburg        ca. 1925
    00008  Portrait of Myrtle  and Evelyn Freeburg         ca. 1910
    00009  Esther (Rask) and  Nick Freeburg residence, Mandan (N.D.) ca.  1905
    00010  Portrait of Esther  Rask Freeburg        ca. 1925
    00011  Portrait of Andrew  Smeder    ca. 1950
    00012  Portrait of Richard  Smeder in uniform          ca. 1917
    00013  Portrait of Ralph  Edward and Geraldine Mae Smeder          ca.  1929
    00014  Portrait of brothers  Edward and Richard  Smeder    ca. 1922
    00015  Portrait of Ralph  Smeder        ca. 1945
    00016  Portrait of Mary and  Richard Smeder            ca. 1922
    00017  Baby portrait of  Halvor Smeder         ca. 1910
    00018  Portrait of Halvor  Smeder      ca. 1928
    00019  Portrait of Chas  Smeder         ca. 1895
    00020  Portrait of Myrtle,  Herbert, Ludwig and Conrad Smeder      ca.  1920
    00021  Baby portrait of  Myrtle Smeder         ca. 1913
    00022  Portrait of John O.  Anderson holding trumpet in US Navy band uniform      ca. 1912
    00023  Esther (Rask) and  Nick Freeburg on lawn outside their residence, Mandan (N.D.)  ca. 1910
    00024  Floral memorial at  August Smeder funeral, Morton County (N.D.)  ca.  2/7/1910
    00025  Portrait of Geoffrey  and Forrest Athey          ca. 1950
    00026  Portrait of Esther  and Nick Freeburg with their daughter Myrtle in El Zagal hats ca. 1915
    00027  Portrait of Gus and  Anna Larson with children Ruth, Bertha, Albert and Alma outside home ca. 1915
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