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Black and white photograph of Oren C. Gregg, c.1905.

Oren Cornelius Gregg of Lynd. Superintendent of the Farmers Institute and Lyon County Auditor for 10 years.

Oren C. Gregg, superintendent of the Farmers' Institute, and Lyon County auditor for ten years, c.1905. Photograph by James A. Brush.

Original application for the charter of the St. Paul Federation of Women Teachers

Pictured left to right, Helen Turula, Irvin Kuenzli (President of the National Federation of Women Teachers), Mrs. Lettisha (national vice president) and Florence Rood with the original application for the charter of the St. Paul Federation of Women Teachers. Printed in the St. Paul Pioneer Press, December 10, 1943.

Original Cottonwood County Courthouse

The first building used as a courthouse for Cottonwood County, ca. 1900.

Original Dungeons & Dragons rulebooks

Copies of the original Dungeons & Dragons rulebooks printed by Tactical Studies Rules (TSR) in 1974. Photograph by Flickr user Cory Doctorow, December 25, 2011. CC BY-SA2.0.

Original entrance of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts

The original entrance of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, designed by designed by McKim, Mead and White, 1929. Photo by Norton & Peel.

Original George A. Hormel and Company plant

The original George A. Hormel and Company packinghouse in Austin, Minnesota, 1891. Used with the permission of Hormel Foods.

Original Guthrie Theater

Front view of the original location of the Guthrie Theater (725 Vineland Place), 1974.

Black and white photograph of the first Jewish Home for the Aged building at 75 Wilkin Street, c.1908.

Original Jewish Home for the Aged building

The first Jewish Home for the Aged building at 75 Wilkin Street, c.1908. Image taken from Jewish Home for the Aged: First Annual Report, 1908–1909. St. Paul: Enterprise Printing Co., [1909].

Original poster from the 1936 Festival of Nations

Original poster from the 1936 Festival of Nations, sponsored by the International Institute in St. Paul. The 1936 event was the first called the “Festival of Nations.”

Original Red Lake County courthouse

The original Red Lake County courthouse, ca. 1900s. From A History of Red Lake County: Red Lake County, Minnesota (Dallas: Taylor Publishing, 1976). Public domain.

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