Reunion of First Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment, posed in front of Round Tower, 1902.

West Publishing Company employees, St. Paul Winter Carnival, 1916.

Papier-mâché vejigante mask made by Puerto Rican-Minnesotan artist and musician Ricardo Gómez c.1995. The mask was originally worn with an accompanying jump suit at parades, festivals, and performances of Gómez's Bomba & Plena group, Proyecto La Plena. The vejigante is a Puerto Rican folklore character that appears in many festival celebrations.

Carved coconut-shell vejigante mask made by Puerto Rican-Minnesotan artist and musician Ricardo Gómez c.1995. The mask was originally worn by a nine-year-old with an accompanying jump suit at parades, festivals, and performances of Gómez's Bomba & Plena group, Proyecto La Plena. The vejigante is a Puerto Rican folklore character that appears in many festival celebrations.

Brown Berets (members of a socio-political organization tied to the Chicano Movement) march in downtown St. Paul, September 15, 1972.

Guitarists at a Mexican Independence celebration, September 15, 1970.

Mrs. Julio Lopez and Mrs. Francisco Rangle prepare food for an Mexican Independence celebration, Our Lady of Guadaloupe Church, September 15, 1958.

A tour of Mesaba Co-op Park given my Caretaker Mikhail Gose-Simrak, August, 2012.

Mesaba Park's dance pavilion, 1937.

Crowd of Mesaba Co-op Park visitors on lawn, 1938.