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The Ames-Florida-Stork House was completed in 1861 on the banks of the Crow River in Rockford, MN, and was listed on the National Historic Register in 1979. Photo: Rockford Area Historical Society bit.ly/2L9LwK9 RAHS

The Minnesota Historical Society has an amazing collection of historic photographs. Visit MNopedia's Pinterest board for some fun examples ranging from architecture to pop culture to sports & recreation and beyond! bit.ly/2uvGwbY

For five decades, Bemidji’s public library, financed by philanthropist Andrew Carnagie, operated in a one-story, brick-and-stone neo-classical structure. Image: @BeltramiHistory. Learn more: bit.ly/2JrC03F

Grand Portage (Gichi Onigamiing) is both a seasonal migration route and the traditional site of an Ojibwe summer village on the northwestern shore of Lake Superior. (Images: National Park Service & Minnesota Historical Society) Learn more: bit.ly/2L9hNVP

Theater Mu is Minnesota’s first professional Asian American theater company. Since its founding in 1992, it has impacted both local and national theater landscapes. Learn more: bit.ly/2A58cKO Photo: © Michal DanielAll rights reserved. Theater Mu

#OTD 1998 Pitcher Ila Borders of the Duluth-Superior Dukes is the first woman to win a men's regular season professional baseball game. The Dukes beat the Sioux Falls Canaries 3-1, in Duluth. Photo by Buzz Magnuson, St. Paul Pioneer Press.

Join us tonight for the FREE Bands on the Boulevard concert MN History Center! The band: Ipso Facto (reggae music). Concert starts at 6:30 Come one, come all! mnhs.org/event/6091

#OTD 1917 In New Ulm, a group of at least 6,000 attends a rally at Turner Park to protest the policy of sending draftees of German descent to fight in the European War. Image of Brown County boys leaving for Camp Dodge from New Ulm in 1917 from Minnesota Historical Society collections.

The Fillmore County Poor Far outside the small village of Henrytown was part of a statewide initiative in the late 1800s to provide a housing solution for the poor and aged. Learn more: bit.ly/2K1VA6N

In 1887, the isolated upper-class neighborhood of Selby Avenue experienced a building boom. Patrick Dwyer, owner of Patrick V. Dwyer Bros., plumbers and glass fitters, built the Dacotah Building in hopes of attracting solid tenants. bit.ly/2vjrUMW

Between 1820-1910, an estimated 30,000 people emigrated from the Swiss canton of Graubünden to the United States. Included in this number were Romansh people—members of an ethnically distinct Swiss population—headed for Minnesota. Image: Stillwater. ©Minnesota Historical Society bit.ly/2AtNOTA

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Between 1820 and 1910, it is estimated that at least 30,000 people emigrated from the Swiss canton of Graubünden to the United States. Included in this number were Romansh people… minnpo.st/2vJz11o via MNopedia

Ernest Reginald Wabasha, also known as Caŋku waste waŋ ohna ya (He Travels a Good Road), was a sixth-generation hereditary chief in a long-established Dakota chieftainship. Photo: David's Photography; used with permission. Learn more: bit.ly/2vqF76Q

Minneapolis-born Cora Johnstone Best achieved international success as a mountaineer during the 1920s. She was a pioneer in the sport, becoming a licensed guide at a time when women were rarely given the opportunity to be lead climbers. bit.ly/2nlHV1m Photo: © Minnesota Historical Society

St. Olaf College is a private liberal arts college in Northfield, Minnesota. It was founded by Norwegian Lutherans in 1874 and continues to thrive as a top-ranking school. mnopedia.org/place/st-olaf-… Photo: Wikimedia Commons. St. Olaf College

Our latest MNopedia article highlights the history of one of Minnesota's iconic private colleges.

Clara Ueland was a lifelong women’s rights activist and prominent Minnesotan suffragist. She was president of the Minnesota Woman Suffrage Association and the Minnesota League of Women’s Voters. mnopedia.org/person/ueland-… Image: MNHS. LWV Minnesota

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