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Black and white photograph of T. & S. Meyer of Park Rapids building Douglas Lodge, 1904.

Building Douglas Lodge, Itasca State Park

T. & S. Meyers of Park Rapids building Douglas Lodge, 1904. Natural materials within Itasca were used in construction. Photograph by Delia Elizabeth Chaney.

Building in Grand Forks damaged by flood-related fire

A street in Grand Forks, North Dakota, showing flooding and related fire damage, late April, 1997. Photo by the United States Geological Survey.

Building layout of Fort Ripley

Building layout of Fort Ripley in 1864, at peak size in terms of manpower and after a stockade was built around it for stronger defense.

Building ruins, Cloquet

Building ruins, Cloquet, 1918.

Buildings at Anoka State Hospital

Buildings of the Anoka State Hospital, ca. 1910.

Buildings in the Albert Lea Commercial Historic District

238 and 232 South Broadway Avenue in the Albert Lea Commercial Historic District. Photograph by Carol M. Highsmith, 2019.

Bundles of the Waconia Patriot ready to be shipped

Bundles of the Waconia Patriot ready to be shipped. Date and photographer unknown.

Bundt cake pan

Bundt cake pan, May 11, 2005. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user David Benbennick.

Bundt cake pan, upside down

Bundt cake pan, upside down, May 11, 2005. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user David Benbennick.

Color image of a cardboard container for the Nordic Ware Bundt jumbo fluted tube pan made of formed aluminum, ca. 1950–1970. Used by Susan Roth in St. Louis Park, Minnesota.

Bundt pan box and instructions sheet

Cardboard container for the Nordic Ware Bundt jumbo fluted tube pan made of formed aluminum, ca. 1950–1970. Used by Susan Roth in St. Louis Park, Minnesota.

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