Photo by Grace Brandt - Ceramic work by Michell Kaisersatt

The Art of Letting Go – Ceramicist Michelle Kaisersatt

Kayak on the water

Welcome on the River – Bent River Outfitter

Wine glasses

Digital Drinking With the Blue Earth County Historical Society – A...

Violin on a black background

The Family That Plays Together – Steve and Katharine Davis

Submitted Photo - Molded soap made by Megan Schnitker of Lakota Made

Backyard Bounty – Lakota Made

Photo by Grace Brandt - Memory bears at Pins and Needles Alterations in Mankato

Memories to Hold On To – The Memory Bears of Pins...

Submitted Photo - Bethel Balge and Peter McGuire in concert

2020 ProMusica Virtual Performance

Digital Audio Mastering

Luke Smith – Songs From Home

Photo by Scott Moeller - Prairie bouquet at Linnaeus Arboretum in St. Peter

Treasure In Our Midst – Linnaeus Arboretum

Submitted Photo - Schmidt Mansion, Mankato - It’s an interesting coincidence that the Marsh family home was located on top of a hill behind a slough (now the current West High School). Lovelace describes her house in Emily of Deep Valley as “a little house huddled against a low hill. It was old and weather-beaten” and had a “faded white picket fence.” The Marsh house was torn down in 1923 and an elegant house was built on the property by Oscar and Katherine Schmidt. The Schmidt Mansion remained in the family until 1958, when the YMCA acquired it for office space. The house was torn down in 1988 to make room for a new facility.

Marguerite Marsh and the YMCA in the Great War

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