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Top hat made of beaver fur

Beaver-fur top hat made in Paris ca. 1815. Accession M.2007.211.827 of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Public domain.

Topographical sketch of Fort St. Anthony (Fort Snelling)

Topographical map of Fort St. Anthony (Fort Snelling), 1823. Drawn by Sergeant Joseph E. Heckle with marginal notes by Major Josiah H. Vose, Fifth U.S. Infantry.

Toppled Christopher Columbus statue on a truck

The Christopher Columbus statue outside the Minnesota State Capitol sits on a flatbed truck after a group including self-identified members of the American Indian Movement (AIM) tore it down on June 10, 2020. Photograph by Tony Webster; CC BY-SA 2.0.

Torger A. Hoverstad

Northwest Experiment Station’s first superintendent, Torger A. Hoverstad.

Tornado damage in Chandler

Survivors inspect property damage in Chandler after the Chandler–Lake Wilson Tornado, June 1992.

Tornado damage in St. Peter

Tornado damage in St. Peter, Minnesota, 1998. Image shows trees down and damage to a number of buildings.

Tornado debris

Tornado debris in a ditch in the aftermath of the Chandler–Lake Wilson Tornado, June 1992.

Toro Motor Company farm machinery

Toro Motor Company farm machinery, ca. 1920–1925. Photograph by C. J. Hibbard.

Tossing the caber

Tossing the caber, a traditional Scottish sport, at the Macalester College Scottish Country Fair, St. Paul, 2000.

Tosten E. Bonde and family

Tosten E. Bonde and family in Nerstsrand, Minnesota, ca. 1881. The photograph was taken shortly before three Bonde sons (Edward, fourteen; Ingebrit, six; and Albert, one) succumbed to black measles in late March and early April 1882. Used with the permission of the Norwegian-American Historical Association.

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