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Merion Lovelace, daughter of Delos and Maud Hart Lovelace

Merion Lovelace, daughter of Delos and Maud Hart Lovelace, c.1931.

Merriam Park Floral and Gift Company

Merriam Park Floral and Gift Company, 2250 University Avenue, St. Paul, 1960, lost to freeway construction. Photo by St. Paul Dispatch-Pioneer Press.

Merriam Park Pharmacy

Merriam Park Pharmacy, St. Anthony and Prior Avenues, St. Paul, ca. 1910. This building was lost to construction of Interstate 94.

Merrill Dwelle

Merrill Dwelle, member of the Second Company of Minnesota Sharpshooters, c.1864. Photograph by Joel Emmons Whitney.

Black and white photograph of Merritt J. Osborn, founder of Economics Laboratory, later Ecolab, ca. 1950s.

M. J. Osborn, ca. 1950s. Osborn never finished high school, but the salesman-turned-entrepreneur saw a need for institutional and consumer cleaning products, leading to the 1923 foundation of Economics Laboratory, later known as Ecolab. From Ecolab Company Records, Minnesota Historical Society.

Mesaba Co-op Park's dance pavilion

Mesaba Park's dance pavilion, 1937.

Mesaba Transportation Company buses

Panoramic view of Mesaba Transportation Company buses and drivers parked on McKinley Street in North Hibbing. In the background are a water tower (far left), the Lincoln School, the St. Louis County Courthouse (center), and a residential area (far right). Aubin Photograph Studio Collection, Hibbing Historical Society.