Photo related to United Negro College Fund. Pictured are (left to right) Oscar and Virginia Howard, Minneapolis Mayor Donald Fraser, and Claudeth and Gene Washington, December 1984. Oscar C. Howard papers, 1945–1990 (P1842), personal papers (1945–1990), Manuscripts Collection, Minnesota Historical Society.

Training classroom at Howard’s Self-Service Cafeteria. Published in the Minneapolis Spokesman, March 4, 1965. Oscar C. Howard papers, 1945–1990 (P1842), Cafeteria and Industrial Catering Business, Manuscripts Collection, Minnesota Historical Society.

The abandoned Whitesocks School near Rochelle, Georgia, ca. 1970s. Black students were segregated from white ones in the 1920s, when Oscar Howard attended. From the Oscar C. Howard papers (P1842), Manuscripts Collection, Minnesota Historical Society.

View of the Hinckley main street the morning after the fire, 1894.

Thorstein Veblen in 1880, about the time he graduated from Carleton College. He was twenty-three years of age.

Thorstein Veblen, 1901.

Photograph of the Ramsey District #28 School House after it was repurposed as the Ramsey Town Hall. Photographer unknown, ca. 1970s. Public domain.

Photograph of the Ramsey District #28 School House after it was repurposed as the Ramsey Town Hall. Photographer unknown, ca. 1970s.

University of Minnesota Homecoming display with Ku Klux Klan banner, ca. 1923.