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Federal Duck Stamp Design

Francis Lee Jaques, Federal Duck Stamp Design. Print (lithograph), ca. 1940. Gift of William Webster. Used with the permission of the Bell Museum and the University of Minnesota.
Holding location: Bell Museum, University of Minnesota

Federal Writers Project exhibit: "Recording Minnesota in Word and Picture"

Federal Writers Project exhibit: "Recording Minnesota in Word and Picture," 1937.

Federal Writers Project, Duluth.

Federal Writers Project, Duluth, c.1940.

Felicia Galvan and Alyssa Parkhurst

Felicia Galvan and Alyssa Parkhurst sell Dream of Wild Health produce at the Four Sisters Farmer's Market in Minneapolis in the summer of 2021. Used with the permission of Dream of Wild Health.

Felix Arthur’s gravestone

Felix Arthur’s gravestone, Nelson, Georgia, ca. 2010. Photograph by Mimi Jo Butler, Marble Valley Historical Society. Used with permission.

Felt Minnesota Vikings pennant

Felt Minnesota Vikings pennant commemorating the team's final season at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, distributed at the final football game at the Dome on December 29, 2013.

Felt pennant celebrating "Bud Grant Day"

A felt pennant celebrating "Bud Grant Day", September 2, 1984. Grant was the head coach of the Minnesota Vikings football team from 1967 to 1983 and in 1985.

Female streetcar operators

This photo taken about 1918 is the only known picture of women who ran streetcars in Minneapolis during World War I. The numbers on the hats indicate that the one on the left is a conductor (even number) and that the one on the right is a motorette (odd number). The numbers imply that the women were based at the North Side Station, Twenty-fourth Avenue North and Washington Avenue, Minneapolis.