Comstock House

Comstock House

Comstock House, Moorhead, September 23, 2013. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user McGhiever. CC BY-SA 3.0.

Solomon G. Comstock House

The Solomon G. Comstock House is a Queen Anne/Eastlake-style Victorian home that was built by one of the city of Moorhead’s first citizens, Solomon G. Comstock, in the years 1882–1883. It is a historic house museum and one of the twenty-six historic sites owned by the Minnesota Historical Society.

River Drive and Jefferson Highway, St. Cloud

River Drive and Jefferson Highway, St. Cloud

Colorized postcard featuring a photograph of the intersection of River Drive and Jefferson Highway, St. Cloud, ca. 1918.

Bird's-eye view of Georgetown

Georgetown

A bird’s-eye view of Georgetown, ca. 1907. From Box 1 of the Randolph Probstfield papers (1858–2003), Northwest Minnesota Historical Center, Moorhead. Used with the permission of the Northwest Minnesota Historical Center.

Probstfield farmhouse, Oakport

Probstfield farmhouse, Oakport

Undated photograph of the Probstfield farmhouse in Oakport, Minnesota. Probstfield family photographs (Box 3), Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County, Moorhead.

Beltrami County Courthouse

Beltrami County Courthouse

Beltrami County Courthouse. Photograph by Flickr user Jimmy Emerson, DVM, June 22, 2013. CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.

Beltrami County Courthouse

Beltrami County Courthouse

Beltrami County Courthouse. Photograph by English language Wikipedia user “Crash over ride,” April 21, 2005. GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.

View from the Beltrami County Courthouse's cupola

View from the Beltrami County Courthouse's cupola

View from the Beltrami County Courthouse's cupola, Bemidji, 1950s. Used with the permission of the Beltrami County Historical Society.

View from the Beltrami County Courthouse's cupola

View from the Beltrami County Courthouse's cupola

View from the Beltrami County Courthouse's cupola looking northeast toward St. Philip's Catholic Church, Bemidji, 1950s. Used with the permission of the Beltrami County Historical Society.

Interior of the Beltrami County Courthouse’s cupola

Interior of the Beltrami County Courthouse’s cupola

Two Ground Observer Corps volunteers in the interior of the Beltrami County Courthouse's cupola, 1950s. During the Cold War volunteers used the space, which they entered by climbing a ladder, as a headquarters for identifying and tracking airplanes. Used with the permission of Beltrami County Historical Society.

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