Dakota people at the Williamson family home (Pajutazee Mission) near Yellow Medicine, 1862. Jane Williamson is the third from the right in this photograph taken on Sunday, August 17, 1862, the day before the US–Dakota War began. The photo was taken by visiting photographer Adrian Ebell. Pictured are, left to right: Margaret Poage Williamson, an unidentified child, Sarah Hopkins (Wanyahiyawin), Thomas Smith Williamson, an unidentified woman with a child, Robert Hopkins (Caskedan), Jane Williamson, Samuel Hopkins, and an identified woman.

Photogravure of Jane Williamson, undated. Reproduced in “What Israel Ought to Do,” a Sermon on Home Missionary Work in Minnesota, by Rev. Wm. C. Covert, October 12, 1899. Jane Williamson is the only woman pictured in this overview of Presbyterian missionaries in the early years of the Dakota Mission. The photograph from which this photogravure was made has never been located and its date is unknown.

Ada Rubenstein (right), president of the Sholom Home board of directors, and a Sholom Home resident break ground for a new building during the late 1970s. Reproduced in And Prairie Dogs Weren’t Kosher? by Linda Mack Schloff (St. Paul: Minnesota Historical Society, 1996), page 196. Use permission granted by Ann Regan.

The exterior of the Jewish Home for the Aged, 1554 Midway Parkway, St. Paul, c.1960.

The exterior of the Jewish Home for the Aged, 1554 Midway Parkway, St. Paul, 1956. Photograph by Norton & Peel.

The exterior of the Jewish Home for the Aged, 1554 Midway Parkway, St. Paul, 1948. Photograph by the St. Paul Dispatch & Pioneer Press.

The exterior of the Jewish Home for the Aged in St. Paul, c.1925. Photograph by Norton & Peel.

Man in the Jewish Home for the Aged, St. Paul, c.1925. Photograph by Norton & Peel.

Women in the Jewish Home for the Aged, St. Paul, 1925. Photograph by Norton & Peel.