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Black and white photograph of Paul Flatley catching a pass, Minnesota Vikings and Detroit Lions football game at Metropolitan Stadium Bloomington, 1963.

Paul Flatley catching a pass, Metropolitan Stadium

Paul Flatley catching a pass, Minnesota Vikings and Detroit Lions football game at Metropolitan, Stadium Bloomington, 1963.

Paul Granlund looking at a map of St. Paul with Russell Fridley and Elmer L. Andersen

Sculptor Paul Granlund (right), creator of “Charles A. Lindbergh—The Boy and the Man,” examines a map of the Minnesota State Capitol grounds as Minnesota Historical Society Director Russell Fridley (left) and Minnesota Governor Elmer L. Andersen (center) look on.

Paul Granlund with his sculpture, Russell Fridley, and Elmer L. Andersen

Sculptor Paul Granlund (at left) with Minnesota Historical Society Director Russell Fridley (right) and Minnesota Governor Elmer L. Andersen (center right), 1985. Granlund’s statue “Charles A. Lindbergh—The Boy and the Man” is at center left.

Paul Granlund with Russell Fridley and Elmer L. Andersen

Sculptor Paul Granlund (center left) with Minnesota Historical Society Director Russell Fridley (left right) and Minnesota Governor Elmer L. Andersen (right), 1985. Granlund’s statue “Charles A. Lindbergh—The Boy and the Man” is at center right.

Paul Maybery and the Great Western Band

Paul Maybery and the Great Western Band performing in the State Capitol rotunda, St. Paul, September 1981.

Paul Mazakutamani

Paul Mazakutamani, about 1858. Mazakutamani (He Shoots Medals Walking) was educated at the mission church at Lac qui Parle. P1967.3056, Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, Texas.