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Camp Release

Camp Release, the site of the surrender of hostages after the US–Dakota War of 1862. Photograph by Adrian John Ebell, 1862.

The Camp Ripley cantonment area in 2015, looking north. Warehouse and post-wide service areas are in the forefront and to the left. Billets and troop training areas are on the right and top. In the middle is Miller Army Airfield.

Camp Ripley’s first armory

Camp Ripley’s first armory, located just inside the main gate, was completed in 1937. A new armory, adjoining a new post headquarters, was opened in 1980.

Campaign ad for Sue M. Dickey Hugh

1922 campaign ad for Sue M. Dickey Hough for Minnesota state representative. Minneapolis Morning Tribune, November 6, 1922. Accessed on microfilm at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Campaign button

A campaign button promoting Knutson for a second term in Congress, ca. 1955.

Campaign literature for Hjalmar Petersen

Campaign literature for Hjalmar Petersen, Farmer-Labor Party candidate for Governor, 1938.

Campbell Mill

Aerial view of the Campbell Mill in Northfield, Minnesota, ca. 1995. Used with the permission of Post Consumer Brands and Northfield Historical Society.

Campers in the Superior National Forest

Campers at the Sawbill Lake Campground inside the Superior National Forest. Photograph by Charles R. Randall, July 14, 1936. Used courtesy of the Forest History Society, Durham, North Carolina. CC BY-SA 2.0