No fewer than five pennants hang on the wall in the photo on this undated postcard. Three are illegible, but one clearly indicates someone is a fan of Duluth. Another pennant represents the Withee Farmers Market of either 1912 or 1913. Withee is a village in Wisconsin, about 140 southeast of Duluth.
The back of the card indicates the young woman in the photo is “Miss Norton,” which probably means her last name is Norton, but could mean she won a Norwegian pageant of some kind. An array of other small clues are scattered around the room for those willing to unravel the mysteries of this image.
