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Annual report / Weyerhaeuser Company 1960
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Map Showing the Minnesota Valley
At the Summit
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Annual report / Weyerhaeuser Timber Company 1937
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Minnesota State W.C.T.U. forty-ninth annual convention badge, 1925
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Clifford Hjelm interview
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Great Northern Railway docks at Smith Cove, Seattle, n.d.
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Annual report / Pacific Telecom, Inc. 1991
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Andrew Winberg with brothers and sisters in Warren, Minnesota, ca. 1903
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Elin Fjeldstad and Rose Fjeldstad interview
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Thor Charles Tollefson interview
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Mrs. Albert Reagan and sister snowshoeing near Nett Lake, Minnesota, date unknown
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View of the rough, wave-worn surface of the Port Renfrew shale near the Minnesota Seaside Station
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Tyee 1941 Yearbook
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Annual report / Weyerhaeuser Company 1961
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Annual report / Pacific Telecom, Inc. 1994
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Annual report / Weyerhaeuser Company 1959
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Steamship "Minnesota," ca. 1910
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S.S. Minnesota, Seattle, ca. 1908
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Map showing the stages of recession of the ice in Minnesota....
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Minnehaha, "Laughing Water," in Summer, St. Paul
About four miles south of the center of the "City of Flour and Lumber", Minneapolis, in a pretty glen, preserved as a town park, are the graceful Falls of the Minnehaha (Sioux, Mini-haha, "laughing water"), 60 feet high, immortalized by Longellow's "Hiawatha." The picturesque glen extends along the Minnehaha River to the Mississippi and forms part of an extended system of parks covering 1,600 acres and of twenty-five miles of boulevards, taking in several small lakes. Just below the falls the river is spanned by a rustic bridge. A smaller cascade further down stream has been nicknamed the "Minnegiggle." Nearby are the fine grounds of the Minnesota Soldiers' Home. The Minnehaha River is the outlet of Lake Minnetonka, (800 feet above the level of the sea), of singularly irregular outline, encompassed by wooded hills and affording god boating and fishing.
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