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Our Lady of Victory Chapel at St. Catherine University

Our Lady of Victory Chapel at St. Catherine University, 2009.

Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Anniversary

This “yard long” photograph was taken at Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church (Our Savior’s Lutheran Church) on June 28, 1942, on its seventieth anniversary. The reverend at the time was J. E. Sutherland. Photographer unknown. Anoka County Historical Society object ID# P2075.19.84.

Outcrop of gneiss in Morton

An outcrop of gneiss in Morton, 2016. Photograph by Paul Nelson.

Oval Room, Dayton’s

Oval Room at Dayton’s, 1956.

Over the Portage Trail

Francis Lee Jaques, Over the Portage Trail. Print, ca. 1960s, after an illustration in Florence Page Description: Jaques’ Canoe Country (1938, page 58). Used with the permission of the Bell Museum and the University of Minnesota.

Overcrowded sleeping areas for patients, Fergus Falls State Hospital

Overcrowded sleeping areas for patients, Fergus Falls State Hospital, 1948.

Overhead view of Victory Memorial Drive

Overhead view Victory Memorial Drive and Parkway in North Minneapolis. View looking west from Humboldt Avenue North, near the northeast end of the parkway. Photo by Flickr user Tony Webster, February 18, 2017. CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

Overhead view of Voyageurs National Park

Overhead view of Voyageurs National Park. National Park Service, undated. Public domain.

Overlook at lower Gooseberry Falls

Overlook at lower Gooseberry Falls, undated. From folder “Gooseberry Falls State Park, undated and 1935–1945,” in box 113.A.1.1B of Photographs of State Parks, Minnesota Department of Conservation, State Archives Collection, Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.

Overseas Bride Club Meeting

“Two members of the Overseas Brides Club practice making chicken soup with the help of a director of the Institute. It’s part of the program of making good citizens of immigrants coming to St. Paul…left to right, Mrs. J. W. Jorgenson (addresses omitted) director of the International Institute, lends a hand in cooking chicken soup for Mrs. E. G. Du Chene, while Mrs. Samuel L. Mac Kinney, reads on. Both of the brides are from France.” Photo and caption from “Home Countries Enemies, But Students Friendly,” November 8, 1947. Photograph used with the permission of the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

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