Our ancestors, through their hard work and strong spirit, managed to assimilate themselves into the cultural tapestry, first in their ethnic communities and then setting out in diverse ways to become the new Americans. |
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The things our German ancestors brought with them or sent for after arriving were typically German. |
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Hunter's Hat |
German Beer Steins The Germans loved their beer. These two are highly decorated and beccome prized collector items. |
Memorial Card Commemorative Card mourning the death of a German young man. |
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Kaiser Wilhelm II |
German Christmas Card The Germans were printing some of the best vintage post cards in the world before WWI. |
Beer Poster St. Pauli in Hamburg. The barmaids could carry many steins at once and were an icon of the beerhalls. |
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Pickel Helmut |
Family Sword Charles Beebe was a member of the Odd Fellows Society in Kaukauna – marked as such on the sword. |
German Coin Kaiser Wilhelm silver mark coin. |
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