Black and white photograph of a “Hubert Humphrey for mayor” campaign worker rides his Cushman scooter before the Minneapolis mayoral election, 1947.

“Humphrey for mayor” campaigner

A “Hubert Humphrey for mayor” campaign worker rides his Cushman scooter before the Minneapolis mayoral election, 1947.

Black and white photograph of Hubert Humphrey riding the merry-go-round at the Minnesota State Fair, 1947.

Humphrey at the Minnesota State Fair

Hubert Humphrey riding the merry-go-round at the Minnesota State Fair, 1947.

Black and white photograph of Hubert Humphrey reading comics on the radio, August 1946.

Hubert Humphrey reading comics on the radio

Hubert Humphrey reads comics on the radio, August 1946.

Black and white photograph of Jimmy Durante (back left) and Mayor Hubert H. Humphrey sing along with two unidentified men, 1946.

Jimmy Durante with Hubert Humphrey

Jimmy Durante (back left) and Mayor Hubert H. Humphrey sing along with two unidentified men, 1946.

Black and white photograph of Hubert Humphrey, c.1968.

Hubert Humphrey

Hubert Humphrey, c.1968.

Humphrey, Hubert H. (1911–1978)

Hubert H. Humphrey, a giant of Minnesota politics, was one of the most influential liberal leaders of the twentieth century. His political rise was meteoric, his impact on public policy historic. His support for the Vietnam War, however, cost him the office he most sought: president of the United States.

Black and white photograph of Elmer Benson by a lake, 1937.

Elmer Benson by a lake

Elmer Benson by a lake, 1937.

Black and white photograph of a spontaneous demonstration for Governor Elmer Benson at Duluth Convention, 1938.

Elmer Benson supporters

Spontaneous demonstration for Governor Elmer Benson at Duluth Convention, 1938.

Black and white photograph of Governor Elmer Benson speaking at a Farmer-Labor state convention in Duluth, 1938.

Elmer Benson at a Farmer-Labor Convention

Governor Elmer Benson speaking at a Farmer-Labor state convention in Duluth, 1938.

Black and white photograph of Governor Elmer Benson (center right) at a conference with American Gas Machine Company strike representatives in Albert Lea, 1937.

Elmer Benson with strike representatives

Governor Elmer Benson (center right) at a conference with American Gas Machine Company strike representatives in Albert Lea, 1937.

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