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  • Nancy Jacobo

    Part of:
    Pacific Union College Prints and Photographs
    Source:
    Pacific Union College
    Description:
    Graduation portrait of Nancy Jacobo, faculty member at Pacific Union College.

  • Celian Andross, 1915

    Author:
    Pacific Union College
    Part of:
    Pacific Union College Prints and Photographs
    Date issued:
    1915
    Subject:
    Andross, Celian E. (1891–1982)
    Source:
    Pacific Union College
    Description:
    Photograph of Celian E. Andross (1891–1982), originally printed in The Torch, the Pacific Union College yearbook for 1915.

  • Danish-Norwegian SDA Seminary, Hutchinson, Minn.

    Part of:
    Pacific Union College Prints and Photographs
    Date issued:
    1900
    Source:
    Pacific Union College
    Description:
    Postcard shows the main building of the Danish-Norwegian Seventh-day Adventist Seminary, located in Hutchinson, Minnesota. The school is still there today under the name Maplewood Adventist Academy.

  • Seventh-day Adventist Seminary, Hutchinson, Minn.

    Part of:
    Pacific Union College Prints and Photographs
    Date issued:
    10/26/1910
    Source:
    Pacific Union College
    Description:
    Postcard depicts the main building of the Danish-Norwegian Seventh-day Adventist Seminary, located in Hutchinson, Minnesota. The school is still located there under the name Maplewood Adventist Academy. The back of the postcard contains a message written in a language other than English.

  • Main street looking south, Hutchinson, Minn.

    Part of:
    Pacific Union College Prints and Photographs
    Date issued:
    1900
    Source:
    Pacific Union College
    Description:
    Postcard depicts the main street of Hutchinson, Minnesota, looking south. Hutchinson was the location of the Danish-Norwegian Seminary. The school is still located there under the name Maplewood Adventist Academy. The back of the postcard contains a message written in a language other than English.

  • Hutchinson Makes Good

    Part of:
    Pacific Union College Prints and Photographs
    Date issued:
    1900
    Source:
    Pacific Union College
    Description:
    Postcard depicts scenes around Hutchinson, Minnesota, including the high school, Hutchinson College, the Flour Mill and Electrical Plant, Main Street, the public library, a historical marker, the M.E. Church and Public School, and the bank. The building labeled as "Hutchinson College" is the main building that was part of the ...

  • Danish-Norwegian Seminary, Hutchinson, Minnesota

    Part of:
    Pacific Union College Prints and Photographs
    Date issued:
    1900
    Source:
    Pacific Union College
    Description:
    View of the campus of the Danish-Norwegian Seminary in Hutchinson, Minnesota. This was the previous name for Maplewood Adventist Academy.

  • Diary Herd, Danish-Norwegian Seminary, Hutchinson, Minn.

    Part of:
    Pacific Union College Prints and Photographs
    Date issued:
    1900
    Source:
    Pacific Union College
    Description:
    Postcard featuring the dairy herd at the Danish-Norwegian Seminary in Hutchinson, Minnesota. This was the previous name for Maplewood Adventist Academy.

  • Drawing of L. R. Conradi

    Part of:
    Pacific Union College Prints and Photographs
    Source:
    Pacific Union College
    Description:
    Drawing of L. R. Conradi by unknown artist.

  • Portrait of William Farnsworth

    Part of:
    Pacific Union College Prints and Photographs
    Subject:
    Farnsworth, William, 1807-1888
    Source:
    Pacific Union College
    Description:
    A tintype portrait of William Farnsworth (1807-1888). William and his wife Sarah were among the first Millerites to embrace the Second Advent message in 1843. William began observing the Sabbath in either 1844 or 1845.
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