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Plowing the Fields

Using horses to plow the fields at the Northwest Experiment Station, 1912.

Crowd of people at a Way event. ca. 1980–1985. Photo by Charles Chamblis.

Plymouth Avenue during an event organized by The Way

Crowd of people at an event organized by The Way, ca. 1980–1985. Photo by Charles Chamblis.

Po-go-nay-ke-shick (Hole in the Day).

Bagone-giizhing (Hole-in-the-Day the younger) wearing Euro-American clothing, c.1860.

Color image of Poco-a-Poco 4-H Club members restoring the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha turntable, 1972.

Poco-a-Poco 4-H Club members restoring the turntable

Poco-a-Poco 4-H Club members restoring the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha turntable, 1972. Used courtesy of the End-o-Line Railroad Park and Museum.

Poem in the Reflector

A poem published in the first edition of the Reflector, in 1935. Available at the Minnesota Historical Society library as HV 9305 .M62S5 .R3 v.1-3 in FOLIO.

A poem published in 1935 in the Weekly Pulse, a publication by patients and staff at the Fergus Falls State Hospital detailing one patient’s view of hospital life. Available at the Minnesota Historical Society library as FOLIO RC445.M6 F.

Poem published in Winged’ition

A poem written by Mark Hoover and published in a 1971 issue of Winged’ition, a publication made by inmates at the Minnesota Training School for Boys in Red Wing. Minnesota State Training School for Boys published records, 1919–1999 (box 111.K.11.2F). State Archives, Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.