Tilt-A-Whirl patent application drawing

Tilt-A-Whirl patent application drawing

Figure 1 of Herbert Sellner’s “Patent Application for Amusement Device,” filed with the US Patent Office on April 24, 1926. Sellner Patent Application for Amusement Device, Sheet 1, filed April 24, 1926. United States Patent and Trademark Office. Public domain.

Color image of a tilted headstone in Pioneers and Soldiers Memorial Cemetery Cemetery in Minneapolis, 2016. Photographed by Paul Nelson.

Tilted headstone in Pioneers and Soldiers Memorial Cemetery Cemetery

Tilted headstone in Pioneers and Soldiers Memorial Cemetery Cemetery in Minneapolis, 2016. Photographed by Paul Nelson.

Timber workers during strike?

Timber workers during strike?

Timber workers, potentially during strike 1930–1939.

Timber workers during strike?

Timber workers during strike?

Timber workers, potentially during strike 1930–1939.

TIME magazine cover featuring Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson

TIME magazine cover featuring Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson

The cover of the August 13, 1873, issue of Time magazine, featuring Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson.

Tin debris caught in tree branches and in vegetation in the aftermath of the Chandler–Lake Wilson Tornado, June 1992.

Tin debris

Tin debris caught in tree branches and in vegetation in the aftermath of the Chandler–Lake Wilson Tornado, June 1992.

Tinikling

Tinikling

Pamana Dance Troupe performing Tinikling, September 10, 2016. Photograph by Ed Santos. Used with the permission of the Cultural Society of Filipino Americans of Minnesota.

Color image of Tinos marble from Greece inside the north vestibule of the Cathedral of St. Paul. Photographed by Paul Nelson on July 16, 2014.

Tinos marble

Close-up view of Tinos marble from Greece inside the north vestibule of the Cathedral of St. Paul. Photographed by Paul Nelson on July 16, 2014.

Tipi and AIM sign on the grounds of the Washington Monument

Tipi and AIM sign on the grounds of the Washington Monument

Tipi with American Indian Movement (AIM) sign on the grounds of the Washington Monument, Washington, DC, during the "Longest Walk" (1978). Original in the US New & World Report collection in the Library of Congress’s prints and photographs division.

Title card of Cologne

Title card of Cologne

The title card used to introduce the film Cologne: From the Diary of Ray and Esther, filmed in Cologne, Minnesota, in 1939 by Raymond and Esther Dowidat. E-34 (AV1989.205), Audio-visual Collection, Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.

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