Minnesota
Found in 87 Collections and/or Records:
Faribault Mutual Loan and Building Association. Stock Subscription Book, 1874 - 1879
This collection consists of one volume of records from the Faribault Mutual Loan and Building Association of Faribault, Minnesota. The book contains records of who subscribed and how many shares they had purchased from the Faribault Mutual Loan and Building Association. The listings for those who did purchase stocks also describe what land they owned in the Faribault area, and what fees and dues were required by the association.
Farmfest '76, Lake Crystal, Minnesota. Papers, July - October 1975. SMHC Manuscript Collection 1339
This collection consists of promotional materials relating to Farmfest ’76, an agricultural festival that was held in Lake Crystal, Minnesota. Included in the collection are: a flyer containing information on Farmfest activities, three issues of Forward to Farmfest, a map of the exhibit area at Farmfest, and two posters for the event, which show the bicentennial theme. Forward to Farmfest was a newspaper devoted to the events and displays that were occurring at Farmfest in 1976.
Gail, Emma (Emily). Journal, May 1855 - February 1881.
Geschwind, Peter, 1852 - 1938. Papers, 1868 - 1922
Gibbons, George P. Oral History Interview, 30 October 1986.
Gilmore, Mark Anthony, 1839 - 1921. Reminiscences, 1907
Griffin, George, 1867 - 1947. Reminiscences, 1867 - 1941
Griffin, Thomas Henry, 1836-1922. Papers, 1878-1883
Thomas Henry Griffin was a farmer near Clinton Falls, Steele County, Minnesota. Most of the collection consists of account books which show receipts and expenditures for his farm and home; the prices of food, clothing, wood, and livestock; the wages paid to the hired help; and the amount of milk furnished to a cheese factory. The collection also includes a diary from 1878-1883, which includes information on the weather, dates for planting, and other aspects of his farming operations.
Harmer, Barbara Carol Thomson. Oral History Interview, 22 October and 12 November 1987
Haskell, Lyle (Spike), 1906 - 1976. Oral History Interview, 1974.
The Lyle (Spike) Haskell collection contains an audiocassette tape, a CD duplicate of the audiocassette, and a transcript of an oral history interview conducted between Marcia Mason and Haskell in the fall of 1974. In the interview, Haskell recalled his career as a musician in Minnesota. Haskell played in numerous orchestras based in Mankato, Minnesota that traveled throughout Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.