The Mudbaden Sulphur Springs was located near Jordan, Minnesota. It still stands and has been converted into a jail annex. Back of the postcard reads "Got down here fine. Got our first bath Sunday." Addressee says only, "Winona."
Photographic postcard showing a group of four women in front of the Jordan Sulfur Springs facility. The woman on left is Catherine Beckius of Jordan. The cook is on the far right (labelled "The Cook"). The woman next to Catherine Beckius is Mrs. Albert Kehrer. They wear long, close fitting skirts, and white blouses. The cook wears an apron.
Postcard group portrait of people in front of Jordan Sulfur Springs Facility. Possibly a combination of staff and patients. The woman seated in front row, second from right is Cathrine Beckius from Jordan.
Two men on bog harvesting mud, while a man in a suit looks on. Munbaden compound can be seen in background to the left and a gazebo is in the background to the right.
View of the interior of the Mudroom at Mudbaden Sulphur Springs. Unmailed postcard shows men lying on the tables being packed with mud, the reverse reads: "Can you find Pappa in the Mud?"
Photographic postcard of staff of Jordan Sulfur Springs Facility. They are outside, possibly near the Minnesota River, standing in front of a wooden pavillion, with diamond shaped roof. Sign reads "Sulfur". Nine men, mostly in dark suits and hats, but some in short sleeves. 12 women most in white dresses or aprons, some with white Nurses hats. The third person from right is Cathrine Beckius from Jordan.
Group portrait of women workers at Jordan Sulphur Springs. They wear aprons, skirts, and whit blousses. Woman in the middle is the cook. Woman at left is Cathrine Beckius. They stand just outside of the facility.
Photographic postcard group portrait of people (many workers) on front steps of Jordan Sulfur Springs Facility. Cathrine Beckius of Jordan is in a grouping of women to the right (face circled in blue ink).
Postcard group portrait of men and women workers outside Jordan Sulfur Springs Facility. Six men left, all with arms crossed; 3 in white suits, 3 in slacks and shirt sleeved shirts (possibley the masseuses). Eight woman on right. All in white dresses, some with aprons and Nurses hats. Fourth from right is Cathrine Beckius from Jordan.