KaKay Nodin

KaKay Nodin

Gabe-noodin (Perpetual Wind, sometimes spelled phonetically as Gay-boy-no-din), a leader of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa (Ojibwe), ca. 1900.

Karen dancers at the 2010 Festival of Nations

Karen dancers at the 2010 Festival of Nations

Karen dancers at the 2010 Festival of Nations, sponsored by the International Institute and held in the St. Paul RiverCentre and Roy Wilkins Auditorium, April 29‒May 2, 2010. The Karen people are an ethnic minority from Burma (Myanmar) who first arrived as refugees to Minnesota in 1994.

Karl and Florence Rolvaag

Karl and Florence Rolvaag

Karl and Florence Rolvaag, April 16, 1947.

Black and white photograph of Karl Emil Nygard in 1930, before he became the mayor of Crosby. Courtesy of the Nygard family.

Karl Emil Nygard

Karl Emil Nygard in 1930, before he became the mayor of Crosby. Courtesy of the Nygard family.

Karl Rolvaag

Karl Rolvaag

Karl Rolvag, 1965.

Portrait of Governor Karl Rolvaag, ca. 1965.

Karl Rolvaag

Portrait of Governor Karl Rolvaag, ca. 1965.

Karl Rolvaag

Karl Rolvaag

Karl Rolvaag photographs, c.1964.

Karl Rolvaag and Walter Mondale

Karl Rolvaag and Walter Mondale

Minnesota State Attorney General Walter Mondale and Minnesota governor Karl Rolvaag display their catch on opening day of the 1963 fishing season. From the personal papers of Walter F. Mondale, Manuscripts Collection, Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.

Karl Rolvaag campaigning, profile

Karl Rolvaag campaigning

Karl Rolvaag campaigning, c.1962. Photograph by Jerome Liebling.

Karl Rolvaag with Harold E. Hughes

Karl Rolvaag with Harold E. Hughes

Governor Karl Rolvaag with Iowa Governor Harold E. Hughes at the walleye-season opener at Gunflint Lake, May 15, 1965.

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