Take a walk through time with Marian Anderson’s nostalgia art. Her unique collage prints represent the historic and memorable places and people in several Minnesota towns. Towns include: Chatfield, New Ulm, Nicollet, North Mankato, Sleepy Eye and Rapidan.
Two prints feature Dorothy Molter. Also known as “The Root Beer Lady,” Dorothy was the last resident to live in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
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In celebration of Chatfield, Minnesota and 150 years. -
The celebration of New Ulm's 150 years. 1854-2004 -
"Celebrating 150 of growth rooted in family values. 1856-2006 A tribute to the past and future of Nicollet." Birthplace of Marian Anderson -
Celebrating the history of the Rapidan, Minnesota area, its people, its events and its historical significance. -
Dorothy Molter, better known as the "Root Beer Lady," was the last resident of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area between Minnesota and Canada. -
A tribute to the past and the future of the Sleepy Eye area. -
In honor of the dairy farmers of AMPI (American Milk Producers Inc.) in their 35th year of business. -
In honor and celebration of 100 years - 1898-1998 A tribute to the past and future of North Mankato -
Holiday Sharing Tree 20th Anniversary Commemorative Print -
Dorothy Molter, better known as the "Root Beer Lady," was the last resident of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area between Minnesota and Canada. -
"A dedication to the Pioneer Men and Women whose dauntless courage, boundless energy and enduring faith have been an ever present source of inspiration."