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Sawmill on the Red Lake Indian Reservation

Sawmill on the Red Lake Reservation, c.1945.

Sayles Hill Gymnasium, Northfield

Sayles Hill Gymnasium, ca. 1910. The gym, on the campus of Carleton College, in Northfield, hosted the first state high school basketball tournament in 1913.

Scaffolding at the front entrance to the capitol

Original description on print: “Main Front Entrance, Minnesota State Capitol, May 1, 1900.” A passing wagon accidentally pulled down the scaffolding (upper right), causing Albert Swanson to fall to his death and Frank Thiery to break his leg. Photograph album, May 1896–November 1905 (+Reserve 47, Box 1). Minnesota Board of State Capitol Commissioners records, 1892–1914.

Scale drawing of the world’s largest peace pipe

Scale drawing of the world’s largest peace pipe, ca. 1998.

Scale drawing of the world’s largest peace pipe installed on the site of the Rock Island Depot

Scale drawing of the world’s largest peace pipe installed on the site of the Rock Island Depot, ca. 1998.

Scandinavian Woman Suffrage Association members picketing in Washington, DC

Members of the Scandinavian Woman Suffrage Association participate in “Minnesota Day” at a suffrage picket line in Washington, DC, 1917. From the Library of Congress’s National Woman's Party Records (Group I, Container I:160, Folder: Pickets, 1917). Photographed by Harris & Ewing, Washington, DC.

Scene after the fire, Cloquet

Scene in Cloquet after the fire, 1918.

Scene at Lake Vermilion–Soudan Underground Mine State Park

Lake Vermilion–Soudan Underground Mine State Park. Photograph by Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Staff, March 8, 2010.

Scene during the invasion of Italy at Salerno Bay

Equipment is hurredly unloaded from a DUKW on the first day of the invasion of Italy at Salerno Bay (Operation Avalanche), September 9, 1943. The 151st had been temporarily attached to the Thirty-sixth Infantry Division (Texas National Guard) to aid in securing this critical beachhead. Photo by US Army Signal Corps.

Scene from Musikal! (America, Can I Tell You How I Feel?)

The Pinoy Boys perform a scene from Musikal! (America, Can I Tell You How I Feel?) at the Minnesota History Center, 1997. The musical explores the Americanization of young Filipino immigrants. Photograph by Luis Siojo. Used with the permission of Luis Siojo.

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