Minnesota History Publications 1959-1963. Material: paper, textile. Size: 7" x 10". Description: tan hard cover with brown spine printed title: Minnesota History; contents: bound copies of individual editions of Minnesota History, Volumes 36-38, 1959-1961, No. 1-4 of 1962 and 1963 covering subjects such as lumber and labor in the Lake States, votes for Civil War soldiers, Ignatius Donnelly in Congress, frontier newspapers, St. Croix postal problems, case of the Clark papers, the British-American fur trade, steamboat pioneer (William Davidson), politics and party origins, Mormon missionaries, W. H. Keating, Ramsey & Donnelly and the campaign of 1968, Sinclair Lewis, grain storage, O. C. Gregg and Farmers Institutes, preservation of historic sites, log cabins, origins of Duluth, from St. Paul to Duluth, Pioneer Bank of Duluth, William G. Le Duc House, farmer hardship accounts on the frontier, Minnesota in the Civil War, Thoreau and Mann on the Minnesota River, Red River Valley, Prairie Island community, out with the fleet (1898-1917), Twin Cities and the Mississippi River, Alexander Ramsey, the Bray-Goheen murder case, Laura A. Linton and Lintonite, pioneer astronaut William Markoe and his balloon, Congressman Knud Wefald, Minnesota's oldest courthouse, Glidden Tours, Captain Fisk, Muskego Church, Minnesota soldiers and the Battle of Gettysburg, Minnesota and Farmer-Labor Association, Minnesota Railroad man in the Far East, houses of St. Croix Valley, Sioux and Winnebago removal from Minnesota, county poor farms in Minnesota.
