Photograph of the Members of "His Awakening" cast and few friends "filling up" at lunch Hour. Taken at the country home of Dr. Mayo in Rochester, Minn. Howard Huntley upper left and Myrtle Huntley and her mother in the lower center of photo.
Black and white photograph of Mr. Burlingame, the manager of the Winona Opera House sitting in a dinning room with dishes behind eating pie. Film "Worth the Price"
Black and white photograph of Myrtle Huntley and Charles Arling robbing the grocery store on the east end of Winona. Film still from the film "The Romance of a Traveling Man."
Portrait of Myrtle Huntley and Harvey Brandon falling down on the front steps of the grocery stores. Myrtle is scolding him for is fall. From the film "The Romance of a Traveling Man."
Black and white Photograph of Myrtle Huntley and Harvey Brandon meeting on the wooden steps of the local grocery store. Film still from the film "The Romance of a Traveling Man."
Winona Levee shown in front on bench with Myrtle Huntley sitting in the middle. One man in a white suit sitting on the bench and a small boy dressed like Charlie Chaplin standing behind the bench.
Black and white photograph of Myrtle Huntley sitting on wicker couch with lot of pillows with a journal in her lap and books at her side. She is wearing a large plaid skirt with a long sleeve blouse. Many plants in the room surrounding the couch.
Hand tinted photograph of the Mayo Estate Front grounds with the people from the film and the quest who watched. The seven fairy dancers are on the bottom steps with Myrtle Huntley kneeling with her hands raised.
Group portrait of six dancers dancing around crystal fountain. All are dressed as fairies with flower trimmings. Autumn fairies at Rockledge, the E. L. King estate in Homer, Minnesota.
Group portrait of seven women filling their glasses with water from a small waterfall. Myrtle Huntley is standing at the fall filling glasses. All are dressed in a fairy type outfit with flowers in their hair and around their collars. From the film called "The Awakening" at the Charles Mayo Estate.
Group portrait of seven women dancers in fairy outfits flowers in hair and around neckline. All the women are wearing ballet slippers. Myrtle Huntley is standing close to the waterfalls.
Group portrait of seven women standing at the stone landscaping of the Rockledge estate. Myrtle Huntley is leaning on the stone structure. All of the woman are stringing daisies and dressed like fairies.
Group portrait of seven women standing in front of a stone wall on a brick road. All are dressed in fairy-type outfits with flowers in their hair and around their collars. From the film called "The Awakening" at the Charles Mayo Estate.
Black and white photograph of seven women standing and sitting with the river behind them. One woman is on the ground sleeping in the lap of Myrtle Huntley.
Black and white photograph of Mrs. Hattie Brandon, Muriel Ostrich, and Harvey Brandon. Part of a motion picture production by B & B Film Co. Ben Huntley.
Black and white photograph of Captain Bark in a movie made by Ben Huntley. Photo taken in front of Merchants National bank on 3rd street. People waling in the background of the photo in street clothing. Captain Bark leaning on hood of auto.
Group of musicians, including Anderson, Arthur Martinson and Hjalmar Peterson, third from right, who performed as Olle I Skratthult. Woman is Hjalmar's wife Olga Lindgren-Peterson.
Black and white photograph of Mrs. Brandon, Myrtle Huntley's mother and her son Howard Huntley standing with the Huntley truck on the road in Winona, Minnesota.
Minnesota artist Dewey Albinson painting outdoors in winter. The St. Croix River is in the background. This specific artwork has not yet been identified.
This photograph shows the Marcato Orchestra, which was led by James Welsh of St. Peter. The five members were all from the Norseland Band. They included cornet players Julius Annexstad and Bennett Johnson, James Welsh on the sousaphone, saxophone player Raymond Johnson, and Julius Wagner on trombone.
First Pope County Broadcasters for the Soo Line in 1925. Band members include: Standing, left to right: a Soo Line Official; Josephine Landing (1888-1928); Regina Klug; George Cheeseman (1882-1937); Inez Williams; Frank Monroe; Thomas C. Loftus (1872-1931); Carl Ettesvold (1883-1953); Erling Wollan (1899-1971); Elmer W. Benedict; Julius Haugen (1878-1947). Seated: Ed Torfin (1885-1959); and a person identified only by the last name of Funsten.