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Foshay Tower

The Foshay Tower in Minneapolis, May 19, 2007. Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Bobak Ha'Eri. CC BY-SA 3.0

Foshay Tower and IDS Center, Minneapolis

The Philip Johnson-designed IDS Center, seen behind the Foshay, supplanted the Foshay Tower as Minneapolis's tallest building when it opened in 1972.

Foshay Tower at Ninth Street and Marquette, Minneapolis

The tower was built upon an existing two-story structure, which formed the base of the new skyscraper, 1958.

Foshay Tower, Minneapolis

Foshay Tower, 821 S. Marquette Avenue, Minneapolis, 1928–1929.

Founders of the New Ulm Turnverein (Gymnastic Club)

Founders of the New Ulm Turnverein, November 11, 1956.

Founders of Theater Mu

Description: The founders of Theater Mu in 1992. Pictured are (left to right): Andrew Kim, Rick Shiomi, Martha Johnson, Dong-il Lee, and Diane Espaldon. Photograph by Donna Gustafson.

Fountain Lake Park, Albert Lea

Fountain Lake Park, Albert Lea. Photograph by Titian Butash, July 30, 2024.

Production photo from Four Destinies, performed by Mu Theater during its 2011–2012 season. Written by Katie Hae Leo, directed by Suzy Messerole, and staged, in its world premiere, at Mixed Blood Theater. Pictured are (left to right): Maria Kelly, Nicholas Freeman, Katie Bradley, and Sara Ochs. Photograph by Michal Daniel.

Four Minnesota governors

Governor Wendell Anderson (center right) with former governors Harold LeVander (far left), Elmer L. Andersen (center left), and Karl Rolvaag (far right), and Representative John Blatnik (standing) in the reception room of the Minnesota Governor’s Mansion at the passing of the Voyageurs National Park Bill.

Black and white photograph of three West Publishing Company employees, c.1965.

Four West Publishing Company employees

Four West Publishing Company employees, c.1965.

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