Andrew Winberg photograph collection, approximately 1890-1967

Jonas Haaland died in 1906.

Haaland as a last name is recorded elsewhere as Holland and Jonasen.

Handwritten on verso: "Haabit (Ship) [Hope] Painting of sailing schooner owned by Andy [Winberg] Jr.'s mother's father, Jonas Haaland, How the Haaland family came to Aberdeen."

Handwritten on frame verso: "The Norwegians singing freely at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition."

Handwritten on verso: "Sam Winberg younger brother of Andrew Winberg 'died young in Montana'"

Portrait includes: Andrew, brothers, wife, another woman, and four children.

Handwritten on verso: "Worked for Wm. Siese family's bakery."

Winberg worked at the German Bakery starting in 1907, the proprietors were William Siese and Frank Binder, it closed in 1955.

Portrait used later for his first candidate advertisement for councilman.

Also pictured: Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Gilmor Brown, President of the Pasadena Playhouse.

Handwritten on verso: "Clarence was Assistant Pacific Coast Advertising Manager."

Research indicates Josephine and Andrew were married in this house.

Aberdeen founded in 1884 and incorporated in 1890

The cake was made and donated by four bakeries, one of which, Gray's Harbor Bakery Co., was William Siese's bakery.

Image shows Sunset Hardware, Dewey's Stationary Shop, Boss's Yarn shop, and the Christian Science reading room.

Handwritten on verso: "A. Winberg, President; R. Ingram, Vice President; Ray Colby, Secretary; C.J. Powell, Superintendent."

Signatures on verso.

Autographed.

Members of World's Fair Commission: Senators William C. Goodloe and Andrew Winberg; and Representatives Ray Olsen and Charles M. Stokes.

List of men on verso.

Andrew Winberg was a sponsor of the bill.

Board of Directors listed on verso.

The woman in the photograph may be Josephine Winberg.