Color image of Platteville Limestone, Church of the Assumption, St. Paul, 2016. Photograph by Paul Nelson.

Platteville Limestone, Church of the Assumption, St. Paul

Platteville Limestone, Church of the Assumption, St. Paul, 2016. Photograph by Paul Nelson.

Black and white photograph of the playground at the Jewish Educational Center in St. Paul, 1946.

Playground at the Jewish Educational Center, St. Paul

The playground at the Jewish Educational Center in St. Paul, 1946.

Black and white photograph of the playground of the Jewish Sheltering Home for Children in Minneapolis, c.1925.

Playground at the Jewish Sheltering Home for Children

Playground of the Jewish Sheltering Home for Children in Minneapolis, c.1925.

Black and white photograph of children playing on the playground of St. Paul’s Neighborhood House in 1937.

Playground, Neighborhood House, St. Paul

Children playing on the playground of St. Paul’s Neighborhood House, 1937.

Black and white photograph of playground of the State School, c.1915.

Playgrounds at the Owatonna State School

Playground of the State School, c.1915.

Playoff game between the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Denver Nuggets

Playoff game between the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Denver Nuggets

2003-04 playoff game (Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Denver Nuggets) at Target Center, Minneapolis. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user Liolick79. CC BY-SA 3.0.

Photograph of Pledge Drive form for Macalester College, 1890

Pledge Form

A pledge form asking for help with Macalester’s debt (1890).

Black and white photograph of a worker using horses to plow the fields at the Northwest Experiment Station, 1912.

Plowing the Fields

Using horses to plow the fields at the Northwest Experiment Station, 1912.

Crowd of people at a Way event. ca. 1980–1985. Photo by Charles Chamblis.

Plymouth Avenue during an event organized by The Way

Crowd of people at an event organized by The Way, ca. 1980–1985. Photo by Charles Chamblis.

Bagone-giizhig (Hole-in-the-Day the younger)

Po-go-nay-ke-shick (Hole in the Day).

Bagone-giizhing (Hole-in-the-Day the younger) wearing Euro-American clothing, c.1860.

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