Artist Lydia Sohlberg Deere
2021
"Prairie Fire: Lydia Sohlberg Deere Discovers the Desert"
by
Ann Japenga
former
Los Angeles Times Writer
2021
"Prairie Fire: Lydia Sohlberg Deere Discovers the Desert"
by
Ann Japenga
former
Los Angeles Times Writer
Ms. Ann Japenga of Palm Springs, contacted me regarding the story she was writing on Lydia. She had already written a story about another artistic woman Lindsborg resident who was 15 years younger than Lydia (1873-1943) and had moved to the Palm Springs area as a young woman. Her name was Emma Christina Lillian (1888-1976). You can find her grave at the Elmwood Cemetary in Lindsborg.
Ms. Japenga wondered if Lydia knew Christina. I told her, "I did not think so." To learn more about this most interest woman, go HERE. To know more about Ms. Japenga, go to Ann Japenga.
For her wonderful story on Lydia, go, HERE.
Ms. Japenga wondered if Lydia knew Christina. I told her, "I did not think so." To learn more about this most interest woman, go HERE. To know more about Ms. Japenga, go to Ann Japenga.
For her wonderful story on Lydia, go, HERE.
Lydia Sohlberg Deere
(1873-1943)
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Swedes: TheWayTheyWere
~ restoring lost local histories ~
reconnecting past to present
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Copyright © since October 8, 2015 to Current Year
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