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Inmate wearing a restricting shirt

An inmate of Cambridge State Hospital wearing a restricting shirt (a variation of a straitjacket), 1970s. From a collection of photographs used as evidence in Welsch v. Likins, 1973.

Inmates in a recreation room

Inmates in a recreation room of Cambridge State Hospital’s Cottage 5, 1970s. From a collection of photographs used as evidence in Welsch v. Likins, 1973.

Inscription at the base of “Charles A. Lindbergh: The Boy and the Man”

Description: The inscription at the base of Paul Granlund’s statue “Charles A. Lindbergh: The Boy and the Man,” installed on the grounds of the Minnesota State Capitol. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user Gabriel Vanslette, April 21, 2011. CC BY 3.0

Inside Fort McCoy after the Mariel Boatlift

A guard and a Cuban refugee inside Fort McCoy (Wisconsin). Published in GayLife, Friday, August 8, 1980. From the Thom Higgins papers, Manuscripts Collection, Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.

Inside front cover of The Sexual Life

Inside front cover of the third edition of Charles Malchow’s The Sexual Life, published by C. V. Mosby Company in 1914. From the collection of, and used with the permission of, Ryan T. Hurt.

Inside of the Carnegie Building, Crookston, Minnesota

The Ionic columns seen inside and out of the Carnegie Building represent the Neo-classical bent of Bert Keck in his designs of public buildings, 2016.

Inside St. Adalbert Church

A woman looks up at the altar inside St. Adalbert Church, St. Paul, ca. 1994. From Wing Young Huie's Frogtown: Photographs and Conversations in an Urban Neighborhood (Minnesota Historical Society Press, 1996), 33. The photo's caption in the book reads, "God is the most important thing in my family life. I've been a Catholic since I was born. Both my mother and my father's parents were Catholics. And their mother and father. It goes back many generations. Same with my husband. The traditional religion in Vietnam is to worship the ancestors. As Catholics we worship God, but we also keep our traditions. This church [St. Adalbert] allows us to do that." Used with the permission of Wing Young Huie.