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St. Olaf’s Old Main was the original building of St. Olaf’s School founded by Norwegian immigrants in Northfield, MN in 1874. It acted as an academy until 1886 when it officially became St. Olaf College and graduated its first class in 1890.

Today Old Main stands as the beacon on “The Hill” and symbolizes a home away from home for Oles of all generations.

This image is a single color, hand-pulled relief print.

Original prints are hand carved and hand-printed in black on 100% rag acid-free Arnhem 1618 Speedball Printmaking paper

Each print is unique due to the nature of a hand-pulled print.

Artwork is unframed.

Please select square format 16” by 16” or portrait format 16” x 20” (to match the additional images in the St. Olaf series)