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Chinese community memorial

Community memorial in the Chinese section of St. Paul’s Oakland cemetery. Photographed by Paul Nelson on May 2, 2014.

Choir boys with palm leaves, Basilica of St. Mary

Choir boys with palm leaves, Basilica of St. Mary, c.1940.

Chopping wood for cooking community dinner

Chopping wood for the fire needed to cook beef for a community dinner during Westbrook Hospital Days, 1970. Pictured are Wes Ahrens (left) and Don Meier (right).

Chorus of singers forming the Norwegian Flag

Chorus of singers forming the Norwegian Flag for the Norwegian Centennial Celebration at the Minnesota State Fair Grounds, June 1925.

Prairie Home Companion host Chris Thile reads audience greetings during a broadcast at the Fitzgerald Theater in January 2016. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user Jonathunder.

Prairie Home Companion host Chris Thile reads audience members' greetings during a broadcast at the Fitzgerald Theater in January 2016. Thile hosted the show after Garrison Keillor's departure. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user Jonathunder.

Christelund Farm marketing letter

Christelund Farm marketing letter, 1915.

Christian Just Grönvold

Christian Grönvold, physician who immigrated from the country of Norway and lived in Norway, Minnesota. Studied leprosy in Norwegian immigrants. Undated. From the photography collection of the Goodhue County Historical Society, Red Wing. Used with the permission of the Goodhue County Historical Society.

Christian Klein

Christiansen family

The Christiansen family: (back row, left to right) Olaf, Elsa, and Paul, and (front row, left to right) Jake, Edith, and F. Melius, 1938.

Christmas dinner at the St. Paul Resettlement Committee Hostel

Christmas at the St. Paul Resettlement Committee Hostel

Residents of the St. Paul Resettlement Committee Hostel at Christmas dinner, ca. 1946. Pictured from left Yoneko Yamada (sister of Kimi Yanari), Frank Yanari (husband of Kimi), Emi Yanari (daughter in high chair), Kimi Yanari, standing, Tomiko Ogata ( dietician, holding the turkey), and Aiko Ogata, daughter of Tomiko).

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