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Minnesota Home Guard Camp during the fires of 1918

Minnesota Home Guard Camp during the fires of 1918.

Minnesota Home Guard camp providing assistance

Minnesota Home Guard camp providing assistance after the fires, 1918.

Black and white photograph of the Minnesota Home Guard digging graves after the fires, 1918. Minnesota Governor J.A.A. Burnquist looks on (hatless, at center back).

Minnesota Home Guard digging graves with Governor Burnquist

Minnesota Home Guard digging graves after the fires, 1918. Minnesota Governor J.A.A. Burnquist looks on (hatless, at center back).

Minnesota Home Guard uniform sack coat

Minnesota Home Guard sack coat.

Minnesota Home Guard, Motor Corps Cap

Minnesota Home Guard, Motor Corps Cap, showing Motor Corps insignia.

Minnesota Home Guardsmen burying dead of the Fires of 1918

The fires in Northeastern Minnesota killed over 450 people in October of 1918. Along with providing security and relief services, members of the Minnesota Home Guard buried the dead.

Minnesota Horticulturist magazine cover

Minnesota Horticulturist magazine cover, June, 1958.

Minnesota House chamber

The meeting place of the Minnesota House of Representatives inside the Minnesota State Capitol. Photograph by Wayne Hsieh, July 22, 2017. CC BY-NC 2.0

Minnesota House of Representatives Agriculture Committee meeting

Minnesota House of Representatives Agriculture Committee meeting, 1981. Photograph by Tom Olmscheid.

Minnesota judges, including Patrick J. McNulty

Judges of the US Bankruptcy Court, District of Minnesota (1970–1982). Patrick J. McNulty is second from right. McNulty awarded damages to the plaintiffs of Jenson v. Eveleth Taconite Co. in 1995. Public domain.

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