The Replacements practicing in the basement of Bob and Tommy Stinson’s mother’s house, March 1984. From Heyday: 35 Years of Music in Minneapolis (Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2016), 43. Photograph by Daniel Corrigan; used with the permission of Daniel Corrigan.

Poster for a 1983 Replacements show at Duffy's in Minneapolis designed by the band's drummer, Chris Mars.

Tommy and Bob Stinson, August 1983. From Heyday: 35 Years of Music in Minneapolis (Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2016), 45. Photograph by Daniel Corrigan; used with the permission of Daniel Corrigan.

Poster for a 1981 Replacements show at the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis featuring a photograph by Greg Helgeson.

The Replacements at First Avenue in Minneapolis, 1984. Pictured are (left to right) Tommy Stinson, Chris Mars, and Paul Westerberg. From First Avenue: Minnesota’s Mainroom (Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2017), 119. Photograph by Daniel Corrigan; used with the permission of Daniel Corrigan.

A photograph by Truman Ward Ingersoll of a portion of the 1886 Gettysburg Panorama in St. Paul. The painting depicts Pickett’s Charge on July 3, 1863. Note the Union soldiers in the lower-right corner carrying what appears to be a Confederate flag.

Program for the Battle of Gettysburg Panorama, a fifty-foot-tall, circular, hyper-realistic painting of the battle. The exhibition opened in downtown St. Paul in 1886 at 6th and St. Peter Streets and featured the 28th Virginia battle flag as a prop. 53-4316, Pamphlets Collection, Wisconsin Historical Society Library, Madison.

“Maang Doodem / Loon Clan.” Acrylic and ink painting by Sam Zimmerman (Zhaawanoogiizhik), January 2020. Used with the permission of Sam Zimmerman. Featured in Following My Spirit Home: A Collection of Paintings and Stories (Minnesota Historical Society, 2022), 42–43. Zimmerman writes in that book, “I envisioned a maang family swimming along the shore. He is breaking the surface to answer his mate’s call, his mate carrying their young chick on his back. I went with softer brush strokes for the sky to capture a more calm and peaceful scene.”

Etching of two loons by John James Audubon, 1836.

A monk and a volunteer paint Buddha statues inside Watt Munisotaram. Photo by Will Yetvin, April 8, 2016.