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Refugees and relief workers after the Moose Lake fire

Refugees and relief workers after the Moose Lake fire, 1918.

Refugees of the U.S.–Dakota War of 1862 camping on the prairie

Refugees of the U.S.–Dakota War of 1862 camping on the prairie, 1862.

Refurbished Thomas J. Lee monument

The refurbished Thomas J. Lee monument in New Albin, Iowa, seen looking northwesterly into Minnesota. The monument, originally erected by Lee and the U.S. Topographic Engineer Corps in 1849, marks the Minnesota–Iowa boundary near Minnesota's southeast corner. Photographed by William Lass on November 3, 2009.

Registration table at Riverfest 1990

Curt Loken (Windom High School class of 1948) visits with volunteers at the Riverfest 1990 registration table.

Relatives and friends of Solomon Wells (Tatanka Maza) and Mary Wells (Iha Ho Waste Win), Prairie Island

Relatives and friends of Solomon and Mary Wells at Prairie Island Indian Community, August 6, 1950.

Releasing pheasants at Carlos Avery Wildlife Management Area

Releasing pheasants, Carlos Avery Wildlife Management Area, 1970. Photograph by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Printed in the Minneapolis Star Tribune article "Pheasants, Long-ago Introduced to Minnesota, Now a Cherished Gamebird" (October 10, 2014).