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Native Americans with lacrosse sticks

Native Americans with lacrosse sticks. Plate 21 in Catlin's North American Indian Portfolio (1966.48.68).

Native Lacrosse Highlights

On August 10, 2019, the Minnesota Historical Society hosted a Community Stick Lacrosse Game at the Arlington and Arkwright Soccer Field in St. Paul. The game was filmed in conjunction with the Our Home: Native Minnesota exhibit presented at the Minnesota History Center.

Native people at Pipestone quarry

Native people at Pipestone quarry, 1893.

Naturalization class in St. Paul

A teacher instructs students during a naturalization class at the International Institute, St. Paul, 1940.

Navy tanker at Savage

Navy tanker being built at Savage, ca. 1942.

Necklace made by Maude Kegg

Medallion necklace with loom-beaded strap and circular pendant featuring a beaded rose design and leather backing. Made by Maude Kegg (Mille Lacs Ojibwe), ca. 1970.

Black and white photograph showing the negotiating of the purchase of Minneopa State Park, October 13, 1905.

Negotiating the purchase of Minneopa State Park

Negotiating the purchase of Minneopa State Park, October 13, 1905. Photograph by J.P Hodge, Depot Agent, on platform of Minneopa Depot, South Bend, Minnesota. Seated left to right: State Attorney General E. T. Young; State Auditor Samuel G. Iverson; Governor John A. Johnson; General James H. Baker; Orange Little; John C. Wise Jr. of Mankato Review. Standing left to right: Thomas Hughes of local committee; F. G. Cuttle of Railway Construction; Robert L. Williams, in front of Cuttle; Chairman of County Commissioners William. W. Paddock; Dr. J. W. Andrews of local committee; Joseph E. Reynolds of Mankato Free Press; William. L. Johnson, superintendent of Railway Construction Company of Winston Brothers; Charles. N. Andrews of local committee.