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Category: 1800

05/29/201605/29/2016Marko Sillanpää

A Finn in the Philippine-American War

05/19/201605/19/2016Marko Sillanpää

Pastor Salomon Ilmonen

10/10/201305/19/2016Marko Sillanpää

Finnish Idaho Preserved by Frank Eld

10/02/201305/18/2016Marko Sillanpää

Sami Come to Alaska

09/25/201305/18/2016Marko Sillanpää

Finnish Ghost Town – Coal Cove

09/18/201305/27/2016Marko Sillanpää

Mapping Migration Across America

09/11/201305/29/2016Marko Sillanpää

Savo Township – A Finnish Railroad Town

09/04/201305/27/2016Marko Sillanpää

Niebaum Part III – Kippis, Niebaum!

08/27/201305/27/2016Marko Sillanpää

Niebaum Part II – Ship’s Captain and Captain of Industry

08/22/201305/29/2016Marko Sillanpää

Finns In Deadwood

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