Hansen, Albert C.

This is a historical, relatively fragile letter from Lars Olson to his unnamed daughter.

This is a small piece of paper with Bible verses listed; some have checkmarks and notations.

This is a black and white photograph of thirteen people standing outside in front of a building. The people have been numbered on the front of the photo and listed on the back. On the bottom is written "Old High School Building Teachers & Board Stockton [...] about 1911."

This is a list of 20 names handwritten in heavy ink on lined paper.

This is a small piece of paper written in faded ink that reads "Accept this token of true Friendship 'Tis a prize that you have won For the many kind words spoken And the good that you have done."

This note is written on relatively fragile paper, with different quotes about Christianity on each side

This is a set of two handwritten notes on small pieces of paper claiming that all popery is a lie, and challenging whether Christians follow the Golden Rule.

There are six pamplets of Ingersoll's Advice to Parents and "Our Father in Heaven" by Charles Stephenson. They are all copies of the same version.

This is a large letter that was written in pencil on paper that has been folded multiple time. There are four sets of two sheets of paper, with writing on seven pages total. The undated envelope is addressed from Mrs. Cora Olson to Miss Ida M. Hansen of 1360 Prospect Ave., Long Beach, California. An additional note reads 'send to Georgia from E.E. Olson."

This is a short satirical poem based on The Lord's Prayer.