Black and white photograph of the Hennepin Bridge from Nicollet Island, c.1868.

First suspension bridge in Minneapolis

View of the Hennepin Bridge from Nicollet Island, c.1868.

First suspension bridge, looking toward Nicollet Island

First suspension bridge, looking toward Nicollet Island

The first suspension bridge in Minneapolis (Hennepin Avenue Bridge), looking toward Nicollet Island, c.1860.

First Suspension Bridge, Minneapolis

First Suspension Bridge, Minneapolis

The Hennepin Suspension Bridge, c.1869. Photograph by Beal's Gallery.

First Suspension Bridge, Minneapolis

First Suspension Bridge, Minneapolis

Ground-level view of the Hennepin Bridge, c.1865.

First suspension bridge, Minneapolis

First suspension bridge, Minneapolis

The Hennepin Suspension Bridge photographed by Beal's Gallery, ca. 1868.

First Train of Taconite to Silver Bay, Minnesota, 1955. The first train of taconite from Reserve Mining Company’s Peter Mitchell Pit was shipped to the concentration facilities in Silver Bay in 1955.

First train of taconite to Silver Bay

First Train of Taconite to Silver Bay, Minnesota, 1955. The first train of taconite from Reserve Mining Company’s Peter Mitchell Pit was shipped to the concentration facilities in Silver Bay in 1955.

photograph of Reserve Mining Company train

First train of taconite to Silver Bay, Reserve Mining Company

First train of taconite to Silver Bay, Reserve Mining Company, 1955.

First women flour packers at Washburn-Crosby COMPANY

First women flour packers at Washburn-Crosby Company

The first women flour packers at Washburn-Crosby Company in Minneapolis. From “Pictures Revive First Girls' Crew," Eventually News 1, no. 11 (January 7, 1920), 2.

Fish Fry cooks at Norway Brook, Pine River MN, 1920s.

Fish Fry cooks at Norway Brook, Pine River MN, 1920s.

Migrating outdoors after the Lenten season, fish fries are community mainstays across Minnesota that often benefit churches, fire and police departments, and local clubs. Photograph from Logsleds to Snowmobiles, used with permission of the Pine River Chamber of Commerce.

Color image of the Fisher IOOF main hall, interior.

Fisher IOOF main hall, interior

Interior of the main hall in Fisher, where weekly meetings were held for IOOF No. 87, during the 1970s. The red chair reserved for the grand master, the lodge’s leader, sits at center.

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