St. Olaf College 3D object collection ➔ Wooden spoon used for making goat cheese
Wooden Handicrafts
Usage: 1852 Single
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Large wooden spoon with curved handle and "hook" near the end. A label on the spoon reads, "This 'primost' spoon was brought to America from Hallingdal(,) Norway, in the year 1852 by the parents of Mrs. Levia Ingbertson of Northfield, Minn., namely Knudt and Barbo Synstegaard, who became pioneer farmers, near Orfordville, Rock Co. Wis."
Large wooden spoon with curved handle and "hook" near the end. A label on the spoon reads, "This 'primost' spoon was brought to America from Hallingdal(,) Norway, in the year 1852 by the parents of Mrs. Levia Ingbertson of Northfield, Minn., namely Knudt and Barbo Synstegaard, who became pioneer farmers, near Orfordville, Rock Co. Wis."
Archives Work Area ➔ 270 D
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"Spoon ("skje") used for making the "prim0st" type of goat cheese. Label: This "prim0st" spoon was brought to America from Hallingdal Norway in the year 1852 by the parents of Mrs. Levia Ingbertson of Northfield, Minn., namely Knudt and Babro Synstegaard, who became pioneer farmers near Orfordville, Rock Co. Wis." -Description from 2006 appraisal by Mary Jo Thorsheim
Synstegard, Barbra (owner)
Synstegard, Knut K. (owner)
Ingbertson, Mrs. Levia (donor)
Synstegard, Knut K. (owner)
Ingbertson, Mrs. Levia (donor)
spoons
mixing spoons
mixing spoons
Europe > Norway
North and Central America > United States of America > Minnesota > Rice County > Northfield > St. Olaf College
North and Central America > United States of America > Minnesota > Rice County > Northfield > St. Olaf College