Oversize flat shelf - 1 Row-1

This item is a portable musical instrument designed for travel, featuring a compact pump organ mechanism.

This item includes specialized hand tools such as awls, hammers, and knives used by cobblers for repairing and making shoes.

This item is a rocking chair that belonged to Fr. Sigstein.

This item includes a wooden workbench with an attached vice grip, measuring 2 feet 5 inches tall, 2 feet wide, and 1 foot 2 inches deep, used by Sister Mary Joan Ginsterblum. Her tools are included in a box with the bench.

Framed and Mounted Signed Mounted Warranty Deed between Omer Summers and Lizzie Summers, his wife, and Clive W. Summers and Opal Summers, his wife and Our Sunday Visitor, an Indiana Corporation for $13,600.

This subseries includes artifacts, jewelry, and various objects.

This subseries includes artifacts, jewelry, and various objects.

This subseries includes artifacts, jewelry, and various objects.

This prayer stick created by Dancing Feather in 1996 is brown wood carved with "Love, Peace, Holy Respect, and Harmony" carved and stain into the stick. The stick also has red and brown feather attached.

The tin painted caporal (foreman) came with a note card explaining: "The caporal (foreman) was the person the black slaves brought to Bolivia from African during the colonial times. The cane gave status and power to the caporal to demand more work from the slaves under him."

Archivist note: The caporal is shaped like a bull whip.