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Lola Perpich

Photograph of Lola Perpich, wife of Minnesota governor Rudy Perpich, c.1978.

Longfellow's Wonderland Park, Minneapolis

The popular Shoot the Chutes ride, 1904. Boats would shoot down the ramp into the lagoon below.

Looking down the Incline from the top

Looking down the Incline from the top, with a car on the east track and Park Point in the distance, 1930s.

Looking east from the Robert Street bridge at a Milwaukee Road freight train behind double-headed steam locomotives passing the St. Paul Union Depot

Looking east from the Robert Street bridge at a Milwaukee Road freight train behind double-headed steam locomotives passing the St. Paul Union Depot, 1952. Photograph by the St. Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press.

Looking north across the Flats during high water

Looking north across the Flats during a flood, 1881. The raised street is Wabasha.

Looking north along Wabasha, the Flats

Looking north along Wabasha, the Flats, 1904.

Looking north from East Seventh Street before creek was enclosed, Swede Hollow, St. Paul

Swede Hollow looking north, c.1910.

Looking north over the Parade Grounds from Lowry Hill, Dunwoody Institute at right, Minneapolis

Construction of Parade Stadium, June 14, 1951.

Looking northeast from west of the High bridge, St. Paul

Black and white negative of High bridge c.1917–1926.

Looking northwest across Central Park, St. Paul

Looking northwest across the park, c.1900. The turreted house near the center is, or are, the Hardenbergh and Blood mansions, a double house designed by Clarence H. Johnston. To the right, at the north end of the park is the Uri Lamprey house, which predated the park. The west wing Minnesota Judicial Center now occupies that site.

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