Petersen Collection

DEATH OF LINCOLN, 1865. Death bed of Lincoln. Lithograph, 1865

Emigrants on Larsens Plads, 1890. Found in the collection of Aarhus Kunstmuseum

Jack Petersen, Welsh boxer, 1938. In 1932 Petersen (1911-1990) won the British light-heavyweight championship by defeating Harry Crossley on points

Crowds at a Boxing Match
This boxing match between Jack Petersen and Heine Muller at Cardiff attracted 53, 000 spectators, a record attendance for open-air boxing in Great Britain. Date: 1933

Petersen House Ridden By Jason Callaghan 30 October 1998 Date: 30 October 1998

Painting in the nave of Tybjerg Church, Praesto County, Denmark, (1928). Creator: Unknown
Painting in the nave of Tybjerg Church, Praesto County, Denmark, (1928). About 1200...Painting in the nave of Tybjerg Church (Amt Praesto)

Childrens Room at the Governor House in Reval. Found in the Collection of State Museum of A.S. Pushkin, Moscow

Miss Flora Petersen, a canteen-worker (and dog), WW1
Portrait of Miss Flora Petersen, sister of the Countess of Wilton, who, reports The Tatler spent some time nursing the wounded during the Great War before taking up canteen work in Boulogne

SUMMER OLYMPICS, 1952. Fanny Blankers-Koen of the Netherlands beating Marga Petersen of Germany in the 11th heat of the 100 meter dash event in the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki, Finland

Hindenburg / Petersen
PAUL VON HINDENBURG German general in uniform and heavy topcoat, probably during the early months of the First World War Date: 1847-1934

Two film stars in Paris Plaisirs magazine: Madge Bellamy (Fox Film) and Agnes Petersen, as seen in the film Scheherazade (Alliance Cinematographique Europeene). Date: circa 1928

Wife of Douglas Reynolds, V. C
The former Miss DOris Petersen, newly married to Major Douglas Reynolds, V.C. of the Royal Field Artillery. The Sketch magazine reports that the wedding was a quiet one as the brides family were in

DEATH OF LINCOLN, 1865. Death of Abraham Lincoln, April 15th 1865. Lithograph by E.B. & E.C. Kellogg, 1865

House in which Lincoln died, Washington, D. C
House in which President Abraham Lincoln died, Washington, D.C. USA - William Petersens Boarding House Date: 1900

The Petersen House in Washington, D. C. where Abraham Lincoln died on 15 April 1865. Photograph, c1920
D.C.: PETERSEN HOUSE. The Petersen House in Washington, D.C. where Abraham Lincoln died on 15 April 1865. Photograph, c1920

D. C. : PETERSEN HOUSE. The Petersen House in Washington, D. C. where Abraham Lincoln died on 15 April 1865
D.C.: PETERSEN HOUSE. The Petersen House in Washington, D.C. where Abraham Lincoln died on 15 April 1865. Engraving, c1886

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"Petersen: A Journey Through Time and Lives" Step into the world of Petersen, a name that has witnessed significant moments in history. From the solemn Death of Lincoln in 1865 to the haunting image of his death bed captured in a lithograph, Petersen House became an emblem of sorrow. Yet amidst tragedy, there were tales of resilience and courage. Meet Miss Flora Petersen, a canteen-worker during World War I. Her unwavering dedication to serving soldiers on the frontlines made her a symbol of hope amid chaos. In 1938, Jack Petersen emerged as a Welsh boxer with unparalleled strength. The crowds at boxing matches would roar with excitement as he stepped into the ring, ready to face any opponent who dared challenge him. But life is not just about famous figures; it's also about everyday heroes. Miss Flora Petersen returns again, this time accompanied by her loyal canine companion during World War I. Together they brought comfort and solace to those fighting for their countries. Traveling across borders brings us to Tybjerg Church in Praesto County, Denmark. An unknown artist painted its nave in 1928—a masterpiece that tells stories through brushstrokes and colors—leaving viewers captivated by its beauty. Aal Church stands alongside Tybjerg Church as another testament to art's power within religious spaces. Painted by an anonymous creator in 1928, this artwork invites contemplation and reflection upon entering its sacred walls. Shifting gears from churches to Governor Houses reveals glimpses into different eras' lifestyles. Step inside the Children's Room at Governor House in Reval—the laughter echoing through time reminds us that joy transcends generations. The yearning for new beginnings led many emigrants onto Larsens Plads in 1890—an emotional departure filled with dreams and uncertainties but fueled by hope for better lives beyond familiar shores. Hindenburg/Petersen—a pairing that sparks curiosity. What connection did these two names share.