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Photograph of Smith and a client at the Olive Hair Store, 1913.

Lena Olive Smith and client at Olive Hair Store, Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis

Lena Olive Smith and a client at Olive Hair Store, 1913.

Color image of the Lena Olive Smith House, 1991.

Lenette and Lauraine Lee

Lenette and Lauraine Lee, 1970. Published in the St. Paul Pioneer Press on July 26, 1970, with the article “Brothers Become Sisters: Transsexual Operations End ‘Years of Torment.’”

Lenette and Lauraine Lee shopping

Sisters Lauraine and Lennette Lee shopping at a grocery store, 1970. From the St. Paul Pioneer Press, July 26, 1970.

Black and white scan of a flyer, with photo, advertising a Communist Party-sponsored event, 1946.

Flyer, with photo, advertising a Communist Party-sponsored event, 1946. Nellie Stone Johnson was the featured speaker at the 22nd Anniversary Lenin Memorial Meeting to raise money for striking union workers.

Leon Gleckman

St. Paul underworld boss and bootlegger Leon Gleckman, c.1935.

black and white photograph of Dr. Leon C. Snyder

Leon Snyder

A candid shot of the leader of the Fruit Breeding Farm, Dr. Leon C. Snyder. Dr. Snyder was the leader who started the Woody Landscape Breeding Program, which would become the Landscape Arboretum.

Leona Roszak, Margaret Roszak, and Stella Roszak Czechowicz

Margaret Roszak and Stella Roszak Czechowicz were among the second-generation Polish Minnesotans who raised money for the cause of a free Poland, ca. 1920.