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DESCRIPTION: Original vintage photograph, shows Sisters Helen and Beatrice Amundson, probably at or near Scotts Mills, Oregon, 1920s. Identification of the photo is taken from notations on the back, captions in a photo album, or from similar images in the same collection.

From photo albums belonging to the Amundson family from Norway. Julius and Nellie. They had three daughters Beatrice, Clarice and Helen. We believe this album was the property of Beatrice, but not sure. The family also had relatives in Lake Hanska, Minnesota.

SIZE: Approximately 2" x 3".

CONDITION: VERY GOOD VINTAGE, see photos, may or may not have black scrapbook paper on the back. Take note that condition refers to the paper, see the scans provided to judge the quality of the image itself.

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