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Bald eagles Harriet and Angel

Bald eagles Harriet and Angel: the National Eagle Center's first ambassadors.

Angel with National Eagle Center sign

Angel, a female bald eagle and one of the National Eagle Center's first ambassadors, perches on top of the center's sign.

Angel

Angel, a female bald eagle and one of the National Eagle Center's first ambassadors.

Harriet

Harriet, a female bald eagle and one of the National Eagle Center's first ambassadors.

National Eagle Center visitors

National Eagle Center visitors watch eagles from the center's observation deck, 2013.

Color image of a National Eagle Center employee shows a bald eagle to visitors during a 2015 educational program.

National Eagle Center educational program

A National Eagle Center employee shows a bald eagle to visitors during an educational program, 2015.

Hmong conference at Concordia College

Hmong conference at Concordia College. Photographed by Alan Ominsky in 1981.

Hmong students at Lao Family Community Center

Hmong students in a class at the Lao Family Community Center inside a branch of the St. Paul YMCA, c.1980.

Harriet Bishop

Oil-on-canvas portrait of Harriet Bishop. Painted c.1880 by Andrew Falkenshield; based on an engraving of Bishop made in 1860.

Bishop, Harriet E. (1817–1883)

Harriet Bishop, best known as the founder of St. Paul’s first public and Sunday schools, was also a social reformer, land agent, and writer. In the 1840s, she led a vanguard of white, middle-class, Protestant women who sought to bring “moral order” to the multi-cultural fur-trade society of pre-territorial Minnesota.

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