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Diamond LakeSchool |
The Buzza Company Girls
Softball Team. |
Greeley Elementary School. 26th & 12th Ave. South Mpls. |
Guimont Bar. |
1900 Mpls Auto Club |
Gustaf Allen with first wife Britta Jonasdatter and baby David. |
Anna & Vera Allen in the Allen home at 2542 Taylor St. Minneapolis |
Gustaf Allen Home |
Carlson & Allen Sash & Door Co. Gustaf Allen 1/2 owner. |
Gustaf Allen with second wife, Ingeborg Olsson and son David. |
David Allen |
Charles Olson, brother to Gustaf Allen (name changed when arrived in US). |
Alice
A. Olson |
Paul
E. Olson b. Aug 1894 MN. Son of Carl C. & Annie Olson
of 2538 Taylor Ave Minneapolis |
J.N.
Bowen Meats |
Graduation Program |
Dr. Louis Bistodeau's bag, an early Physician of St. Anthony and Dayton, MN. |
Handmade quilt made during the Civil War by his wife, Emelina Bistodeau. |
Karen BOE 1880 |
Stickney |
Dr.
Stanley B. Roberts, Minister Bethlehen Presbyterian
Church |
Edwin Hedderly Early Minneapolis Pioneer. Edwin was one of the 1st Justices of the Peace in St. Anthony. Came to Minnesota 1849. |
Angeline
Hedderly |
Chester
Roach |
Frederick Roach Owner of |
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Frederick Roach & his
Mobile Steam Carriage. Taken in front of barn of Wyman
Elliot. |
Ida Roach & daughter Thoris. 3324 1st Ave S. Mpls. Wife & daughter of Frederick Roach. 1902-Minneapolis. |
John Clark |
"Hennepin
Carriage Works" Owned and operated by John Clark from 1879-1880's. Located at 1502 Henn. Ave. Photo taken ca. 1880's. |
Excursion
Boat "Saint Paul" Lake Minnetonka Excelsior, MN 1906 |
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Minneapolis Hook & Ladder Company. Formed in 1868. |
Palace Theater Baseball team. Harry Moore far right 2nd row. Can you name the other players? | Confectionery & Bakery on Plymouth Ave. owned by Leo Bistodeau | Immanuel
Evangelical Slovak Luth. Church. This church was located on Lower Ave. and Cooper Street (100 Cooper Street) Bohemian Flats, Minneapolis, MN. It was said that the Slovaks were the ones who added the steeple to the top of it. |
Home
of Miranda Nettleton, widow of Samuel Nettleton. 913 Hennepin Ave. Samuel Nettleton came to MN in 1857. |
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Merrit Butler Peck
1841-1896. Age 50 yrs. Lived in Minneapolis Photo taken Sept 22, 1890. |
Back of photo of Merrit Peck. Writing says Merrit was married to Sarah Butcher, Aug 2, 1869. | Merrit & Anna Peck home at 3044 Fremont Ave. So. | BACK OF PHOTO OF PECK HOME. ADDRESS WAS MISTAKENLY LISTED ON FREMONT BLVD. WAS ACTUALLY FREMONT AVE SOUTH. |
Anna Peck, 2nd wife
of Merrit B. Peck. 1850-1933 |

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