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Black and white photograph of Van Campen store and Scofield's drug store, 1883.

Van Campen store (left) and Scolfield's drug store (right)

Van Campen store, left, and Scofield's drug store, right, shown in 1883, a year before the first large Cannon Falls fire. The Van Campen building and the business next door, burned during the 1884 conflagration. The stone Scofield structure survived.

Vanilla extract bottle

Vanilla extract bottle, J.R. Watkins, Winona, Minnesota, c.1895–c.1912.

Vanity 6 poster

Vanity 6 poster, ca. 1982. Pictured are (left to right): Brenda Bennett, Vanity (Denise Matthews), and Susan Moonsie.

Vårblomsten #40 (Thief River Falls)

Members of Thief River Falls Vårblomsten #40 dressed to waitress at a Norwegian event, ca. 1890s‒1910s.

Variation of the Great Seal of Minnesota

Variation of the Great Seal of Minnesota that replaces the Native American horseman with a settler on horseback. This version of the seal was authorized by the Secretary of State in 1971 but never used on official documents. It nevertheless appeared in some official settings.

Black and white photograph of G.O. Miller store in Vasa.

Vasa, a colony of Swedish immigrants

G. O. Miller’s store in Vasa, the settler-colonist enclave founded by Swedish immigrants to Goodhue County, is the building to the left. Photograph ca. 1880s.