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Paul A. Rasmussen and Berna Rasmussen Interview, August 9, 2005
No full textPaul A. Rasmussen and his wife Berna Rasmussen describe Paul’s experiences growing up on a ranch in Montana as well as his career as a flight land mechanic that kept him moving around the United States during the mid-20th century. Paul recalls his childhood home in Lavina, Montana, as well as his brother, Wayne Rasmussen, who later became the head historian for the U.S. Department of Agrigulture. Berna Rasmussen talks about Paul’s career in the airline industry, their children, and Paul’s anecdotes about growing up during the Great Depression.https://scholarworks.umt.edu/rasmussenfamily_interviews/1002/thumbnail.jp
018. Dress owned by Mrs. Mary Rasmussen of Ephraim, Utah
No full textPhotographs of and document for a dress owned by Mrs. Mary Rasmussen of Ephraim, Utah. Dress made ca. 1880s, and belonged to Christian Halls at one tim
Hans T. Rasmussen Family
No full textCopy negative of the Rasmussen Family, taken in a front of a white background. The thirteen family members are standing in a semi-circle around Hans Rasmussen and his wife, Anna Louise. The men are wearing collared, long-sleeved shirts with ties and slacks, while the women are wearing patterned, collared, and short-sleeved dresses with necklaces and curled hair
Martin Rasmussen Photograph Collection
No full textIncludes a digitized photograph of [rank not available] Martin Rasmussen, who served Headquarters Company, 339th Infantry, in uniform, ca. 1918http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/89886/1/2010195.zi
Frank Rasmussen and others at Sun Valley.
No full textPhoto of Frank Rasmussen and others at Sun Valley, Idah
Lawrence Rasmussen mid-air at Ecker Hill.
No full textPhoto shows Lawrence Rasmussen ski jumping at Ecker Hill, Summit County, Uta
Exterior of PC Rasmussen Grocery Store
No full textblack and white photograph of a man standing outside the front door of P.C. Rasmussen & Sons Inc. Meats & Grocerie
Hans J. Rasmussen Home
No full textCopy negative of a two-story house in Danevang, Texas, belonging to Hans J. Rasmussen. The house has a steep, sloping roof and a projection from the second story with a gable roof. Underneath its pediment, there is a small window in the middle. On the left, behind the house, a second structure can be seen, which appears to be a kind of barn
Pivots, A Virtual Artist Talk with Benjamin Rasmussen
No full textBenjamin Rasmussen is a photographer and curator based in Denver, Colorado. In 2019, Rasmussen, started Pattern, a gallery, photobook library and community space dedicated to the documentary arts. In 2014, Benjamin was chosen as one of PDN’s 30 New and Emerging Photographers to Watch. His work has been selected for the American Photography Annuals, shortlisted for the Leica Oskar Barnac Award, and awarded in the 2010 POYi awards. He works with clients including Time, Vanity Fair, Vogue and National Geographic. To learn more about Rasmussen, visit: www.benjaminrasmussenphoto.co
Roy Paul Rasmussen Visual Materials Series
No full textIncludes a digitized portrait of Private Roy Paul Rasmussen (1893-1956), Co. H, 339th Infantry, in uniform, ca. 1918http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/89898/1/86719.zi
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