Mesaba Transportation Company buses

Mesaba Transportation Company buses

Panoramic view of Mesaba Transportation Company buses and drivers parked on McKinley Street in North Hibbing. In the background are a water tower (far left), the Lincoln School, the St. Louis County Courthouse (center), and a residential area (far right). Aubin Photograph Studio Collection, Hibbing Historical Society.

Mesaba Transportation Company garage

Mesaba Transportation Company garage

Mesaba Transportation Company garage, North Hibbing, 1921.

Mesaba Transportation Company garage under construction

Mesaba Transportation Company garage under construction

The Mesaba Transportation Company garage (North Hibbing) under construction, undated but ca. 1918.

Mesaba Transportation Company buses and drivers, 1918

Mesaba Transportation Company buses and drivers, 1918

Cropped portion of a panoramic view of Mesaba Transportation Company buses (twelve of the eighteen in use at the time) parked with their respective drivers on McKinley Street in North Hibbing, September 5, 1918.

Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway sign

Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway sign

Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway sign, Crow Wing County, photographed by Paul Stafford between 1995 and 2013.

Little Falls Depot

Little Falls Depot

Northern Pacific Railway Depot, Little Falls, Minnesota, designed by Cass Gilbert. Photo by Wikimedia Commons user McGhiever, July 3, 2017.

Road to Armstrong Bay

Road to Armstrong Bay

A road leading to Armstrong Bay at Lake Vermilion Stake Park. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user Tony Webster, March 13, 2018. CC BY 2.0

Ore trams in Pioneer “A” mine, Ely

Ore trams in Pioneer “A” mine, Ely

A man drives a chain of ore trams in the Pioneer “A” mine in Ely, ca. 1905–1910.

Ojibwe family in a canoe on Lake Vermilion

Ojibwe family in a canoe on Lake Vermilion

Ojibwe family in a canoe on Lake Vermilion (Onamuni Zaaga’iganiin, the lake with the sunset glow), ca. 1905.

Nonpartisan League car caravan

Nonpartisan League car caravan

Caravan of Tin Lizzie cars following Nonpartisan League candidate Charles A. Lindbergh through rural Minnesota during the 1918 campaign for governor.

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