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Manoomin (wild rice) from Mille Lacs

Manoomin (wild rice) sold at Mille Lacs Indian Museum. Packed in 2004 by Manoomin, Inc., of McGregor, Minnesota, a company owned by members of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe.

Man’s Hmong New Year outfit

Man’s Hmong New Year outfit worn by Doua Cheng, c.1999.

Map detail showing the location of the "Half-Breed" Tract

Detail from Minnesota Map No. 33 in Indian Land Cessions in the United States 1845-1893, Charles C. Royce, comp. (Washington, D.C.: US Government Printing Office, 1899).

Map of 4H clubs in West Polk County

Map of 4H clubs in West Polk County published in the Crookston Daily Times, 1980.

Map of ABCFM missions to the Dakota in Minnesota

Map of American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions (ABCFM) missions among the Dakota in Minnesota. The Lac qui Parle Mission is the farthest west, along the Minnesota River. From Linda M. Clemmons, Conflicted Mission: Faith, Disputes, and Deception on the Dakota Frontier (St Paul: Minnesota Historical Society Press), 37.

Map of Atlanta used by William Gates LeDuc

Street map of Atlanta, Georgia, printed on cotton fabric. The map includes streets, railroad lines, waterways, and an index to twenty building locations. Across the bottom is written: "Drawn and printed at Top'l. Engr. Office, Hed. Qrs. A.C., in the field, July 25th, 1864." The signature of "W.G. LeDuc" is in black ink in the upper left. The map was used during the Civil War by Brigadier General William Gates Le Duc.