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Contested election of Elmer L. Andersen to office of governor of State of Minnesota, 1962-1963
Pearl Cordon William Coon, 1890-1986. Collection, 1908-1919.
The collection consists of photographs, yearbooks, newspaper extracts, and miscellaneous documents ranging from 1908 through 1919. The items come from Pearl Cordon William Coon, who was a student and athlete at Mankato State Normal School from 1905-1909. He later returned to the Normal School and taught Manual Arts from 1914-1917 before joining the military during World War I.
Cornelius, Melissa, 1985-. Oral History Interview, 2007
Costume, Apparel and Memorabilia. Collection, 1940-Ongoing
This collection consists of costumes, apparel and memorabilia associated with Minnesota State University, Mankato and its predecessor institutions. Included in this collection are: athletic apparel, banners, blankets, sweaters, sweatshirts, t-shirts, alumni "swag," commencement apparel items and homecoming costumes.
Couplin, William L., 1818 - 1889 and Family. Papers, 1860 - 1976
This collection contains photocopies and original items pertaining to the genealogy of the Couplin family. Information in the collection begins with the life of William L. Couplin, who, for a portion of his life, lived in St. Peter, Minnesota. The collection also contains information on his son, Charles A. Couplin, and his family. Included in the collection are biographical sketches of selected family members, newspaper clippings, census sheets, correspondence, and photographs.
Crane, Guy C. Collection, 1975
Cray, Lorin. 1844 - 1927. Papers, 1900 - 1927
This collection consists of items pertaining to Lorin Cray of Mankato, Minnesota. Cray was a Civil War veteran, a lawyer, and a supporter of the YMCA and YWCA in Mankato. The collection consists of newspaper clippings, photographs of the Crays and their home, a memorial card for Nellie Cray, a niece of Lorin Cray, and a volume of a letter-copying book. This book contains copies of letters written by Cray on legal and financial matters.
Curry, Alice L., Oral History Interview, 1 January 2002.
Czeikowitz, Herman (1858 - 1946). Letter, 1940
The letter contained in this collection was written by Herman Czeikowitz (also known as Henry Harmon) to his sister Mathilda Czeikowitz in 1940. It is Mr. Czeikowitz's memories of the 1872 Sioux attack on New Ulm. The letter contains his recollections of the attack on his home in New Ulm, the gathering of the women and children, the people of New Ulm's intense fear that the Indians would start the prairie grasses on fire, and the additional things his father had told him about the attack.
