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Gateway Days in Worthington

Gateway Days in Worthington, Minnesota and a turkey parade, 1952. Photograph by Minneapolis Star and Tribune.

The neoclassically-inspired park was Minneapolis’ first attempt to revitalize the old downtown. Two blocks of buildings, including the old city hall and several saloons, were razed to make way for the park in 1915, and the 650-room Nicollet hotel was completed soon afterwards. Photograph by Norton and Peel company.

Gateway State Trail

Gateway State Trail, St. Paul. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user McGhiever, June 11, 2011. CC BY-SA 3.0.

Gathering at Lake Harriet

Large gathering at Lake Harriet, Minneapolis, ca. 1899.

Color image of American Indian women gathering rice, 1849–1855. Drawing by Seth Eastman.

Gathering wild rice

American Indian women gathering rice, 1849–1855. Drawing by Seth Eastman.This was an early version of one of Eastman’s paintings for the House Committee on Indian Affairs.

GayLife cover

The cover of the issue of GayLife published on Friday, August 8, 1980. The issue focused on the Cuban refugees detained at Fort McCoy (Wisconsin) after the Mariel Boatlift. Thom Higgins papers, Manuscripts Collection, Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul.