Minnesota Historical Society Collections. Material: paper. Size: 6" x 9". Description: black hard cover with gold spine print: Minnesota Historical Society Collections; (a) Volume X, Part I, 1900-1904 includes papers on various subjects such as wheat raising in the Red River Valley, flour manufacture in Minnesota, government land surveys, history of Hutchinson, early steamboating on the Minnesota and Red Rivers, The Treaty of Traverse des Sioux, missionary work in Red Wing, Fort Ripley, Episcopal churches, Minnesota journalism , education, St. Paul & Sioux City Railroad, St. Paul real estate, (b) Volume XII, 1905-1908 includes papers and addresses presented before the Society on various subjects such as a history of the Capitol buildings, University of Minnesota, Old Frigate, early bridges, Goodhue County, Minnesota charities, journalism including Waseca Home Views, Waseca Citizen, Waseca Courier; the Inkpaduta Massacre, Le Sueur's Fort L'Huillier, Zebulon M. Pike, Dakotas or Sioux in Minnesota, Chiefs named Wabasha, Little Crow, Minnesota in the Civil War; Waseca mentioned on pages 212,216, 255 and 250. (c ) Volume XV, 1909-1911 includes railroad legislation, railroad building, Kensington Runestone, Granger movement, public lands and school fund, early Dakota trails and settlements at Centerville; Little Crow Uprising, 1862 massacre, Sioux War, Gray Cloud Island, Northern Minnesota Boundary surveys, Fort Snelling, Red River, early days in Minneapolis and more.
