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The weather is fine in Stepford.
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Happy Memorial Day, and congratulations to all the new graduates out there!
Graduation Daisy Chain, 1926 /...
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The 1940 census is the most recent census available for genealogical research. Claire Kluskens, archivist, discusses the...
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Happy Memorial Day, and congratulations to all the new graduates out there!
Graduation Daisy Chain, 1926 / unidentified photographer. Dorothy C. Miller papers, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
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The 1940 census is the most recent census available for genealogical research. Claire Kluskens, archivist, discusses the information in this census and search strategies for accessing it.
“Beyond the Basics” Genealogy: 1940 Census
Saturday, June 15, at 10 a.m.
Room G-25, Research Center (Penn. Ave. Entrance)Image: Card Punch Operators Working on Agricultural Cards, Population and Housing Cards Carried 45 Columns, All Other Cards Carried 80 Columns, 1940 - 1941
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Disgusting, the poor horse?
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Via the Boston Public Library, Brain Pickings, and Buzzfeed.
This looks real?!!
Nicollet Hotel, 1924 and 1954
The corner of Washington and Hennepin was the location of the Nicollet House hotel from 1858-1923. It was replaced by the Nicollet Hotel in 1924 and operated as a hotel until 1973. It is now a parking lot and is along with the Sheraton-Ritz lot, sometimes proposed as possible future green space surrounding Minneapolis Central Library. The 1954 postcard is of the Waikiki Room, known for its exotic Hawaiian beverages and decor.
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1943-(via File Photo) by File Photo on Flickr.
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McCalls-Dec 1943
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