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Children’s Preventorium patients in a “sun box”

Children’s Preventorium patients set in a “sun box,” a contraption intended to expose them to maximum sunlight. Photograph by the St. Paul Daily News, ca. 1930.

Children’s Preventorium patients playing basketball

Patients of the Children’s Preventorium of Ramsey County play basketball. Photograph by the St. Paul Daily News, ca. 1926.

Child’s grave marker

The tombstone and grave of Philip Harris, buried in St. Paul’s Oakland Cemetery in 1882 at the age of eight months. Photographed by Paul Nelson on April 25, 2014.

Child’s leather moccasins

Pair of Ojibwe child's leather moccasins. Made in Isle, Mille Lacs County, c.1910.

Child’s outfit

Child's black-and-white cotton vest and skirt made in India. Owned by Neena Gada (Nirmala Ramji Gada) of New Brighton, who immigrated to Minnesota in 1967.

Chimney Rock, Whitewater State Park

Chimney Rock, Whitewater State Park, ca. 1917. Original caption: “Chimney Rock: A Man May Be Seen in the Hollow of the Rock.” From The Paradise of Minnesota: The Proposed Whitewater State Park (L. A. Warming, comp., 1917). Available at the Minnesota Historical Society library as F612.W742 W37 1917.