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This artifact notes a recurring person (group?) known as Eggnatz, who visited the Sweet Shop three times in 1984, 2011, and 2013.

Two concurrent artifacts on a coffee shop wall: one that memorializes all the times spent at the coffee shop by a Denny Morse (class of 1965); the other, which marks two lovers' presumed anniversary four years after meeting.

This artifact is a greeting card Robert Sorensen sent to his daughter while she was at summer camp. It is written in pen ink. The card shows a character relaxing on the beach and includes a long handwritten note on the inside.

This artifact is a greeting card from Joann Sorensen to Erika Sorensen with a handwritten note inside. The card has a dalmatian against a yellow background on the front and the back contains info about the card's manufacturer. There is a bar code at…

"Mommy" signed this greeting card with a handwritten message. The front of the card shows a picture of a small child's legs over a beach ball as if they have fallen over it. The back of the card the Hallmark logo, publication info, the pricing of the…

Joann Sorensen wrote a handwritten note in a greeting card designed by Patty Haas to her daughter Erika. The card is plain on the inside with a nature scene showing a water wheel situated in a wooded area. The card was sent in a plain white envelope…

"Mom + Dad" sent this greeting card to Erika Sorensen and wrote a message inside expressing how much they missed her. The card shows a smiling cartoon lion with a colorful mane sitting on an orange floor against a yellow background. The back of the…

This artifact is Erika Sorensen's flight schedule to get to summer camp and back home in 2011. It includes the various stops at different airports, times, dates, and seat assignments for an unaccompanied minor.

This artifact is a makeshift passport for camp owned by Erika Sorensen. The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
"The passport served as a ticket in to and out of camp, as well as recorded all the places visited on site…

These forms are Erika Sorensen's paper artifacts from her time at summer camp as a child. The forms required a lot of writing and stamping over for legal reasons in order to safely transport an unaccompanied minor from Orlando to Minneapolis and then…