Tossing the caber, a traditional Scottish sport, at the Macalester College Scottish Country Fair, St. Paul, 2000.

The Minnesota Pipes & Drums playing the Scottish Ramble at the Landmark Center in St. Paul, in February 1999.

St. Andrew's Society of Minnesota Burns Night Supper program, 2002.

Scottish-Americans from Minnesota with the Minnesota Pipes & Drums on the steps of the State Capitol on the first Tartan Day celebration, 1999.

Skating scene at Central Park, later Loring Park, Minneapolis, 1882.

Clan Stewart No. 116, Order of Scottish Clans, holding a gathering at Fond du Lac in St. Louis
County.

Minnesota dress tartan. 15” x 18” wool plaid textile sample. Even weave of predominately royal blue and white with pine green, bright yellow, fuchsia, and black. Tartan designed by Mark
Osweiler of Clan Guthrie and designated the Minnesota dress tartan by Senate Resolution on February 4, 2002.

The official Minnesota tartan. Even weave plaid of predominately royal blue and pine green, with bright yellow, fuchsia, black, and white. Designed by Mark Osweiler of Clan Guthrie and designated the Minnesota tartan by Senate resolution on February 4, 2002.

Constitution (1859) with signatures of members and minutes from the society's meetings
(1859–1861) of a Scottish benevolent association headquartered in St. Paul. St. Paul: T.M. Newson,
1859.

Constitution (1859) with signatures of members and minutes from the society's meetings
(1859–1861) of a Scottish benevolent association headquartered in St. Paul.