Historic Photos of Lorah, Iowa
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Andrew H. and Anna (Jorgensen) Anderson, purchased the grocery store in Lorah in 1902 and operated it until their retirement in 1921. The store was known as "A.H. Anderson and Son" and contained the Lorah Post Office. The family resided in living quarters attached to the store, but at retirement Andrew and Anna moved to the first house west of the store. Andrew and Anna had five children (some of whom are shown in the photos above): Otto, Christine, Edmund, George and Mayme.
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Additional identification from the back of the above photos, as available:
6. A.H. Anderson Store at Lorah, Oct. 6, 1921. Left to right: a salesman, George Anderson, Otto Anderson, A.H. Anderson.
7. A.H. Anderson Store at Lorah. Left to right: a salesman, George Anderson, Edmund Anderson, A.H. Anderson.
9. A.H. Anderson home, the first house west of the store.
10. Depot and Elevator, McCaustland's Residence.
11. Audubon Branch, arrived at Lorah after a snowstorm.
13. No additional id on back, but appears to be Christine Anderson standing to the left front of the building.
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Contributed by Cheryl Siebrass, from the collection of Christine (Anderson) Petersen.
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