Basilica of St. Stanislaus Kostka

Basilica of St. Stanislaus Kostka

Photograph from the National Register of Historic Places, uploaded to Wikimedia Commons by McGhiever.

Black and white photograph of the Polars Club basketball team, sponsored by the Emanuel Cohen Center in North Minneapolis, 1935.

Basketball champions, Emanuel Cohen Center, Minneapolis

Polars Club basketball team, sponsored by the Emanuel Cohen Center in North Minneapolis, 1935.

Black and white photograph of basketball players, Civilian Conservation Corps Company 2709, Whitewater State Park. Left to right: Joe Lewis, Frederick K. Johnson, and Carl Lund, 1935.

Basketball players, Civilian Conservation Corps Company 2709

Basketball players, Civilian Conservation Corps Company 2709, Whitewater State Park. Left to right: Joe Lewis, Frederick K. Johnson, and Carl Lund, 1935.

Baskets of pheasant eggs at the Carlos Avery Wildlife Management Area

Baskets of pheasant eggs at the Carlos Avery Wildlife Management Area

Baskets of pheasant eggs, Carlos Avery Wildlife Management Area, 1970. Photograph by Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Printed in the Minneapolis Star Tribune article "Pheasants, Long-ago Introduced to Minnesota, Now a Cherished Gamebird" (October 10, 2014).

Basswood doll made by Maude Kegg

Basswood doll made by Maude Kegg

Basswood doll dressed in a rust dress with a beaded belt. Made by Maude Kegg (Mille Lacs Ojibwe) no later than 1996.

The Bathhouse at Wildwood, c.1915.

Bathhouse at Wildwood, White Bear Lake

The Bathhouse at Wildwood, c.1915.

Bathing at Wildwood, c.1910.

Bathing at Wildwood

Bathing at Wildwood, c.1910.

Black and white photograph of a the mail carrier’s (men’s) toilet inside the Anoka Post Office, January 11, 1917.

Bathroom in Anoka Post Office

Mail carrier’s (men’s) toilet inside the Anoka Post Office, January 11, 1917.

photograph of a Battenberg lace table cover

Battenberg lace table cover

Battenberg lace linen table cover. Circular net center with Battenberg lace edging. Tape work is joined with needle made spiders and eyelets with needle made buttonhole stitch and mesh fillings. Made by Dakota women at the Redwood Mission (Birch Coulee), Morton.

Battery D, Second Battalion, First Minnesota Field Artillery

Battery D, Second Battalion, First Minnesota Field Artillery

Battery D, Second Battalion, First Minnesota Field Artillery, on review in front of its castle-like home at the Kenwood Armory in Minneapolis, November 1913. Torn down in the 1930s, this armory was located next to the parade grounds near present-day Walker Art Center.

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