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Grangers versus Grasshoppers

"Grangers versus Grasshoppers, or the irrepressible conflict," carte-de-visite, c.1880.

Grant County farmers among the marchers to the State Capitol

Grant County farmers among the marchers to the State Capitol, 1935. Photographer: George E. Luxton. Minnesota farm families practiced active citizenship and made demands on the government to honor their labor and protect their farms.

Grant County farmers among the marchers to the State Capitol.

Grant County Farmer's Holiday Association among the marchers to the State Capitol, 1935. Photograph by George E. Luxton.

Grant Dunne

Grant Dunne, Minneapolis labor leader, ca. 1930s.

Graphite drawing of Fort Ripley

Graphite Drawing of Fort Ripley, 1863. Drawing by Jonathan Burnett Salisbury.

Graphite drawing of Fort Ripley from east the Mississippi

Graphite drawing of Fort Ripley from east the Mississippi, 1863. Drawing by Jonathan Burnett Salisbury.

Graphite drawing of Fort Snelling

Graphite drawing of Fort Snelling, 1863.

Grass hot pad and wicker basket for doll

Grass hot pad and wicker basket for doll. Part of the Miss Miyazaki Japanese friendship doll trousseau, ca. 1927.

Grasshopper plague in Minnesota

This 1888 engraving depicts the 1873–1877 grasshopper plague in Minnesota and a method of capturing the young grasshoppers.

Grasshoppers waiting for the temperature to rise

Grasshoppers waiting for the temperature to rise before moving into a corn field in Marshall, Minnesota, ca. 1930s.

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