Orleans School Lunch Time 1950
"Can anyone identify some of the students in this picture and provide the year this picture would have been taken?"
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Steve Swiontek
- 62, Male
- Devils Lake, ND
- United States
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Steve Swiontek commented on Steve Swiontek's photo
Orleans School Play 1950
"Can anyone identify these students? I may have the year wrong so if anyone know the approximate year of this picture please let me know."
Steve Swiontek commented on Steve Swiontek's photo
Northcote, MN GN Depot June 1969 Bohi Photo_jpg (1)
"Glenn,
You are correct. The depot sat on the west side of the tracks facing east."
Glenn Browne commented on Steve Swiontek's photoNorthcote, MN GN Depot June 1969 Bohi Photo_jpg (1)
"Am I right in assuming that the depot sat on the west side of the tracks, facing east?"
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Northcote, MN GN Depot June 1969 Bohi Photo_jpg (1)
Northcote Great Northern Depot - 1969. Last depot agent was Harry Swiontek. The depot now sits across the street in Northcote.
Steve Swiontek commented on Steve Swiontek's photo
Northcote School House 1920
"Trisha,
I am sorry I do not. However I got this picture from Cindy at the museum. I am sure you know this building is still standing in Northcote an dis currently being lived in by a Homstad. Do you have any pictures of the Northcote depot or…"
Trish Short Lewis commented on Steve Swiontek's photo
Orleans MN School 1930
"I just noticed something about this building - it's IDENTICAL in architecture/design to the school in St. Vincent!"
Profile Information
- Where were you born?
- Hallock, MN
- Where do you live at present time?
- Devils Lake, ND
- How did you learn about us?
- I read about the web site in the Kittson County Enterprise
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Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 9:45pm on May 9, 2009, Glenn Browne said…
- Thanks for joining Steve and for submitting the photos. If each person who joins would do the same thing we will end up with an excellent site. Next time I am in Northcote I will be sure and check and see just what buildings are still standing.
- At 7:55am on May 13, 2009, Glenn Browne said…
- Thanks for more photos Steve.If you have any ideas for suggestions for the web page or even for new local photos, do not hesitate to let me know. When was talking to Cindy Adams, the Director of the Museum the other day she suggested it would be great if you were able to identify some of the buildings in your Northcote photo. We have 30 members now so thats about ten a month. At his rate we should have about a 100 members by the end of the year. As people jump on board I am hoping we will end up with lots of old photos that have not seen the light of day for many, many, decades.
- At 11:57am on May 25, 2009, Steve Swiontek said…
- Glenn,
I believe I can identify most of the buildings in the picture.
- At 10:41pm on June 4, 2009,
Lon Jerome said… - Steve,
Are you related to Cashmier Jaszcaxk? He lives in Las Vegas and I see him from time to time.
- At 9:12am on April 15, 2010,
Betty Joan Younggren said… - Great pictures Steve! I'm busy now and I will get some pictures on this site soon. Where did you get the old pictures of KC?
- At 7:44pm on April 2, 2011,
Ronald Johnson said… - I was raised in Lake Bronson, son of Victor and Lucille Johnson. I have seriously been involved in Ancestry since 1990. I am using FTM 2011 now and have just begun my final booklet on my family and my wifes. I am back to around 1800's in the Johnson/Eggerud families. I am back to 1618 on my wifes side, the Curtis/Walcott families. The Walcott's through marriage go back to Charlemagne 700's. I love ancestry and spend just about all spare time doing it. I have been doing a piece for my family on Lake Bronson, Lake, and Dam. Loved it!!! I welcome any info on my dad [Vic], Lake Bronson and Dam. Thanks for the quick response Steve. :) :)
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