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Count Rovigno (right)

Count Rovigno (right) with an unidentified man, probably a participant in Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West Show. The image was originally printed in a December 3, 1922 issue of the Minneapolis Journal.

County Fair exhibit on barberry eradication

A wheat rust exhibit at a county fair in Minnesota in 1922—an example of public education about barberry eradication.

County Officials and John Brown in front of old Cottonwood County Courthouse

County officials in front of the old Cottonwood County Courthouse, Windom, Minnesota, 1905. John A. Brown, county auditor, is standing third from left.

Coupon for public opinion on “talkies”

Coupon asking for public opinion on “talkies” in the Crookston Daily Times, May 21, 1929.

Sketch of defendants in Winnipeg Liquor Conspiracy from the Minneapolis Tribune, 1920

Courtroom sketch

Courtroom sketch of Mike Weisman and four other defendants: Louis Poses, Frank Bank, “Big Morris” Posnick, and David Posnick. Minneapolis Tribune, May 7, 1920.

Cover art for Echoes

Cover for the only volume of Echoes, a publication made by the patients at the Gillette State Hospital for Crippled Children in 1944. Gillette State Hospital for Crippled Children miscellaneous records, 1898–1976 (box 109.I.5.5B). State Archives, Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.

Cover art for Hospitality

Cover art depicting various social activities for the October 1953 issue of Hospitality, a publication made by and for inmates at Hastings State Hospital. Available at the Minnesota Historical Society library as RC445.M6 H32.

Cover art for the Coverall

Cover art for the June 1951 issue of Faribault State Hospital’s inmate publication, the Coverall, depicting a cowboy with a horse. Faribault State School and Hospital publications, 1950–1977 (box 119.C.4.2F). State Archives, Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.

Cover art of the Oregon Trail twenty-fifth anniversary edition

Cover art of the Oregon Trail twenty-fifth anniversary edition, 1996.

Cover of a tourism brochure

Cover of a tourism brochure (Minnesota’s Ten Thousand Lakes: the Nation’s Summer Playground), 1918. A tourism organization printed 20,000 of these informational brochures to send to people who made inquiries after seeing newspaper or magazine ads. Forms part of “Pamphlets relating to lakes in Minnesota, 1900–” (F604.3), pamphlets collection, Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.

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