Pine Forest

Pine Forest

Francis Lee Jaques, Pine Forest. Oil on canvas, 1945. Gift of the Minneapolis Aid Society in memory of George Christian. Photography by Tom Nelson. Used with the permission of the Bell Museum and the University of Minnesota.

The entrance to the village of Pine Island, photographed in the 1920s.

Pine Island

The entrance to the village of Pine Island, photographed in the 1920s.

Black and white photograph of Pine Island Cheese Co., 1937.

Pine Island Cheese Co.

By the early 1900s, Goodhue County had emerged as Minnesota's leading cheese producer. The county's southeast district around Pine Island, including Pine Island Cheese Company was a production leader, 1937.

Pine Island Cheese Factory

Photograph of the Pine Island Cheese Factory. In the early twentieth century it was at the heart of Minnesota’s cheese-making industry.

Pine River Dam and Power Plant

Pine River Dam and Power Plant

Pine River Dam and Power Plant, 1912 (C-LA-94). Used with the permission of the Cass County Historical Society.

Pine River Dam, Cass County.

Pine River Dam, Cass County

Pine river dam following renovations, 1906.

Black and white photograph of Pine woods at Lake Itasca, 1900.

Pine woods, Lake Itasca

Pine woods at Lake Itasca, 1900. Photographer unknown.

Pineapple Cake Mix

Pineapple Cake Mix

The front of Betty Crocker’s Pineapple Cake Mix. The box’s cake is decorated with light blue frosting and green and yellow candies. Collection of Tamaki Paenga Hira (Auckland War Memorial Museum), 2015.4.49. Gift of Mrs Yvonne Keesing.

A stand of native pines towers over the Gunflint Trail. Photograph by Norton & Peel, July 5, 1932.

Pines towering over the Gunflint Trail

A stand of native pines towers over the Gunflint Trail. Photograph by Norton & Peel, July 5, 1932.

Black and white photograph of two boys playing ping pong at the Jewish Educational Center Annex while a group of children looks on, 1940.

Ping Pong game at the Jewish Educational Center Annex, St. Paul

Two boys playing ping pong at the Jewish Educational Center Annex while a group of children and Athletic Director Morris Katz (second from the left) look on, 1940. In 1936, the J. E. C. annexed an adjacent home to be used for children's groups and arts and crafts classes. The annex was closed in 1940 and activities shifted to Mt. Zion and Temple of Aaron.

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