Black and white photograph of Sinclair Lewis photographed by Ted Miller, June 13, 1944.

Sinclair Lewis at his typewriter

Sinclair Lewis, June 13, 1944. Photographed by Ted Miller.

Color scan of the cover of Sinclair Lewis’ Arrowsmith. The novel won a Pulitzer Prize in 1926.

"Arrowsmith"

The cover of Sinclair Lewis’ Arrowsmith. The novel won a Pulitzer Prize in 1926.

Color scan of the cover of Sinclair Lewis’ novel Mantrap, published in 1926.

"Mantrap"

The cover of Sinclair Lewis’ novel Mantrap, published in 1926.

Black and white photograph of Sinclair Lewis and his son Wells, ca. 1925.

Sinclair Lewis and his son Wells

Sinclair Lewis and his son Wells, ca. 1925.

Color scan of the cover of Sinclair Lewis’ novel Main Street, published in 1920.

"Main Street"

The cover of Sinclair Lewis’ novel Main Street, published in 1920.

Black and white photograph of Sinclair Lewis and friends, ca. 1916. Lewis sits in the rocking chair at right; his wife, Grace Hegger Lewis, wears a maid’s uniform and stands at left.

Sinclair Lewis and friends

Sinclair Lewis and friends, ca. 1916. Lewis sits in the rocking chair at right; his wife, Grace Hegger Lewis, wears a maid’s uniform and stands at left.

Black and white photograph of Sinclair Lewis, ca. 1915.

Sinclair Lewis

Sinclair Lewis, ca. 1915.

Lewis, Harry Sinclair (1885–1951)

Sauk Centre’s Sinclair Lewis, short story writer, novelist, and playwright, was the first American to win the Nobel Prize in Literature.

American World War II poster promoting victory gardens. 1944. Artist: Morley Size.

American World War II poster promoting victory gardens

American World War II poster promoting victory gardens, 1944. Artist: Morley Size.

Drawing of Crookston’s city hall as depicted in the “Souvenir Art Album 1874–1910.”

Drawing of Crookston city hall

Drawing of Crookston’s city hall as depicted in the “Souvenir Art Album 1874–1910.”

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