Walker, Judd & Veazie sawmill at Marine Mills, ca. 1882

Walker, Judd & Veazie sawmill at Marine Mills, ca. 1882

The sawmill operated by Walker, Judd & Veazie at the town of Marine Mills (later renamed Marine on St. Croix), ca. 1882.

Fergus Falls Regional Treatment Center

Fergus Falls Regional Treatment Center

Fergus Falls Regional Treatment Center, formerly Fergus Falls State Hospital. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user HRS, August 20, 2019. CC BY-SA 4.0

Aerial view of reconstructed Snake River Fur Post in winter

Aerial view of reconstructed Snake River Fur Post in winter

An aerial view of the reconstructed Snake River Fur Post in winter, ca. 1970.

Row house interior

Row house interior

Interior of a room in the reconstructed row house at the Snake River Fur Post in Pine City, Minnesota, 2010s.

Reconstructed row house at Snake River Fur Post

Reconstructed row house at Snake River Fur Post

Reconstructed row house at the Snake River Fur Post in Pine City, Minnesota, 2010s.

Archaeologists at work at Snake River Fur Post

Archaeologists at work at Snake River Fur Post

Archaeologists uncover the foundations of the original Snake River Fur Post, 1963.

Charles Fremont Dight’s treehouse, 1936

Charles Fremont Dight’s treehouse, 1936

The treehouse residence of Dr. Charles Fremont Dight at 4818 Thirty-ninth Avenue South, Minneapolis. Photograph by Joseph Zalusky, ca. 1936.

Jun Fujita Cabin, Rainy Lake

The rustic cabin Jun Fujita built on an island in Rainy Lake in the late 1920s is a rare surviving artifact of the opening of northeastern Minnesota to tourism and recreation. The remarkable personal history of Fujita, one of the first prominent Japanese Americans in the Midwest, adds to its historical interest. The cabin was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1996.

Kitchen inside Jun Fujita’s cabin

Kitchen inside Jun Fujita’s cabin

The kitchen inside Jun Fujita’s cabin photographed by Bill Harlow for the National Park Service, August 1989. Public domain.

Interior of Jun Fujita’s cabin with sleeping alcove

Interior of Jun Fujita’s cabin with sleeping alcove

The interior of Jun Fujita’s cabin photographed by Bill Harlow for the National Park Service, August 1989. Public domain.

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