Black and white photograph of the front of the Great Northern Railway Depot, Minneapolis, 1914.

Great Northern Railway Depot, Minneapolis

The front of the Great Northern Railway Depot, Minneapolis, 1914.

Great Northern Depot, Minneapolis

The Minneapolis Great Northern Depot (also called the Great Northern Station) served as an important hub for passengers of several railroads throughout the state of Minnesota for more than sixty-five years.

Color Cigarette card of the Pullman Golden Express, c.1915. Courtesy New York Public Library.

Interior of a Pullman car

Pullman Golden Express, c.1915. Courtesy New York Public Library.

Black and white photograph of the first St. Paul Union Depot (destroyed by fire 1915),1887.

First St. Paul Union Depot

First St. Paul Union Depot (destroyed by fire 1915),1887.

Black and white photograph of James C. Burbank, c.1865. Photographed by Whitney's Gallery.

James C. Burbank

James C. Burbank, c.1865. Photographed by Whitney's Gallery.

Black and white photograph of a Settergren Seed Corn delivery truck, c.1930s.

Settergren Seed Corn delivery truck

Settergren Seed Corn delivery truck, c.1930s.

Black and white photograph of horse-drawn wagons hauling bags of seed corn to a railroad station for further transporting, c.1907.

Transporting seed corn by wagon and rail car

Horse-drawn wagons hauling bags of seed corn to a railroad station for further transporting, c.1907.

Color image of a Northwest Airlines flight attendant's uniform, designed by Mae Hanauer of New York, c.1965.

Northwest Airlines flight attendant's uniform

Northwest Airlines flight attendant's uniform, designed by Mae Hanauer of New York, c.1965.

Color image of a radio microphone used by Northwest Airlines personnel, c.1950.

Radio microphone used by Northwest Airlines personnel

Radio microphone used by Northwest Airlines personnel, c.1950.

Color imae of a Northwest Airlines in-flight blanket, manufactured by the North Star Woolen Mill, Minneapolis, c.1939.

Northwest Airlines in-flight blanket

Northwest Airlines in-flight blanket, manufactured by the North Star Woolen Mill, Minneapolis, c.1939.

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