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Day of Obsidian, Days of Grace

Cover art of Jim Northrup’s Days of Obsidian Days of Grace (Poetry Harbor, 1994).

Day room at Boswell Hall

The empty day room at Cambridge State Hospital’s Boswell Hall, 1970s. From a collection of photographs used as evidence in Welsch v. Likins, 1973.

Day-use sites within Voyageurs National Park

Map of day-use sites with Voyageurs National Park, 2016. National Park Service, public domain.

Dayton Company Paddleboat float, ca. 1958

Dayton’s Department store was regarded among Aquatennial organizers and attendants alike as regularly sponsoring the most lavish floats of the Grande Days and Torchlight Parades for decades, ranging from full-size paddleboats to scale replicas of the Taj Mahal led by elephants. Aquatennial Parade Floats[graphics], Sound and Visual Collection Call #I:3. Used with the permission of the Hennepin County History Museum.

Dayton’s Bluff

Dayton’s Bluff in the early twentieth century. Hays’s body was found near the barge on the left. Used with the permission of Gary Brueggemann, in whose book, Minnesota’s First Murder Mystery (Beaver’s Pond Press, 2013), the map originally appeared.

Dayton’s Dry Goods Plane

Curtiss aircraft used for Dayton’s merchandise delivery, 1922.

Dayton’s Men’s Department

Men’s department, c.1926.

Dayton’s Window Display

Window display of gifts for bride, c.1923.

Dayton’s “Century of Fashion” float, 1956

For 1956’s parade, Dayton’s created a 167-foot long float depicting fashion trends by decade from the 1860s to the 1950s with live models. This ten-car display briefly held the world record for the longest parade float. Used with the permission of the Hennepin County History Museum.

Dayton’s, Minneapolis

The expanded downtown store complex, c.1938. The original store is in the darker shade.

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