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Birchbark sap bucket

Sap bucket formed from a single piece of birchbark folded together at the ends and sewn with basswood strips to form an oval dish. It was used for gathering sugar maple sap to be refined into syrup or sugar. From the Bois Forte Reservation, Minnesota, circa 1880.

Bird's Eye View of Central Park, St. Paul

Looking south across the park, 1898. The big apartment building is the Macey. The steeple belongs to Central Park Methodist Church.

Bird's-eye view of Eveleth

A view overlooking Eveleth and the Mesabi Iron Range. Photograph by Flickr user Peng, March 11, 2015. Originally available at https://www.flickr.com/photos/totorotpeng/16366751643 (CC BY-NC 2.0).

Bird's-eye view of J.R. Watkins Company

Postcard with a bird's-eye view of J.R. Watkins Company, showing home office buildings, bank, factories, branches, and printing plant, Winona, c.1940.

Bird's-eye view of Minneapolis

Drone view of the Mississippi River, Nicollet Island, St. Anthony Falls, and East Bank neighborhoods. The closest bridge is the Hennepin Avenue Bridge; downstream are the Central Avenue Bridge, the Stone Arch Bridge, and the St. Anthony Falls Bridge across I-35W. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user Johnny Q., September 22, 2019. CC BY 3.0

Bird's-eye view of Paisley Park complex

Bird's-eye view of Paisley Park complex, Bing Maps, 2016.

Bird's-eye view of Vasa

Bird's-eye view of Vasa (Goodhue County), the first Swedish colony in Minnesota. Postcard c.1900.

Bird’s eye view of Minneapolis, Minn., 1891

Bird's eye view of Minneapolis, Minn., 1891. Author: F. Pezolt. Publisher: Imperial Printing Co. This map offers a not entirely unrealistic representation of the ambitious Minneapolis just before the start of the twentieth century.