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George Powers monument

The tombstone of George Powers, a hospital steward who served with the First Minnesota Heavy Artillery Regiment.

George Seibert

George Seibert, ca. 1886. Published in the April 26, 1886, edition of the St. Paul Daily Globe. Seibert led the Great Western Band of St. Paul from the mid-1860s to the mid-1890s. Public domain

Black and white photograph of George W. Cass, c.1875.

George W. Gardner home

The George W. Gardner home (later the Germanic-American Institute), 301 Summit Avenue, St. Paul, 1948. Photograph by the St. Paul Dispatch-Pioneer Press

George W. Manypenny

George W. Manypenny, commissioner of Indian affairs, c.1860. Illustration from The Eaton Democrat, 1886.

A bird’s-eye view of Georgetown, ca. 1907. From Box 1 of the Randolph Probstfield papers (1858–2003), Northwest Minnesota Historical Center, Moorhead. Used with the permission of the Northwest Minnesota Historical Center.

Gerald Eich at 7324 Oakley Street, Fridley

Gerald Eich peered through a window of an overturned trailer at 7324 Oakley Street, Fridley, May 7, 1965. Minneapolis Star photo by Gerald Brimacombe. Minneapolis Star Tribune negatives collection (box 251), Minnesota Historical Society.

Gerard Armauer Hansen

Gerard Henrik Armauer Hansen, Norwegian physician who discovered Mycobacterium leprae, the bacterium that causes leprosy. Undated.

Black and white photograph of the Gerlach family at their home during a civil defense drill,1956.

Gerlach family civil defense drill

The Gerlach family at their home during a civil defense drill,1956. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gerlach are shown with their children Margaret (age 15), Steve (age 13), Monica (age 11) and Barbara (age 8).

Gale Family Library