Black and white photograph of a procession in front of St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral in Minneapolis, May 4, 1936.

Procession at St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral

Procession in front of St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral in Minneapolis, May 4, 1936.

Black and white photograph of the interior of the sanctuary in St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral, c.1910.

Interior of the sanctuary in St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral

Interior of the sanctuary in St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral, c.1910.

Black and white photograph of the interior of the sanctuary in St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral, Minneapolis with an icon screen and banners, c.1906.

St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral sanctuary with an icon screen and banners

Interior of the sanctuary in St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral, Minneapolis with an icon screen and banners, c.1906.

Black and white photograph of the interior of the sanctuary in St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral, Minneapolis before decoration, 1905.

St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral sanctuary

Interior of the sanctuary in St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral, Minneapolis before decoration, 1905.

Black and white photograph of St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral, Minneapolis, 1905.

St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral in Minneapolis

St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral, Minneapolis, 1905.

Black and white photograph of the original St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral building in Minneapolis, 1888.

The original St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral building

The original St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral building in Minneapolis, 1888.

Color image of the exterior of St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral in Minneapolis. Photographed by Paul Nelson on June 10, 2014.

St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral

Exterior of St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral in Minneapolis. Photographed by Paul Nelson on June 10, 2014.

St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral, Minneapolis

St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral was completed in 1906. It is the home church of a small community of Rusyns (also called Ruthenians or Carpatho-Ruthenians) who immigrated to Minneapolis from the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the late nineteenth century.

Mount Sinai Hospital and Foundation, Minneapolis

Mount Sinai Hospital in Minneapolis was among the first private hospitals in the Twin Cities to admit minority doctors on its medical staff. The Jewish community opened it in 1951; by the time it closed in 1991, local hospitals were open to doctors of all races and religions.

Black and white photograph of Neighborhood House, St. Paul, 1924.

Neighborhood House, St. Paul

St. Paul’s Neighborhood House at 229 East Indiana Avenue, March 4, 1924.

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