Dates: Created: not later than 2008
Beaded bracelets that are part of a complete jingle dress set (ID Numbers 2013.40.1.A through 2013.40.1.M). Made by Jessica Rock, Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, in 2008 specifically for the Minnesota Historical Society save the beadwork which had been used previously.

Dates: Created: not later than 2008
Beaded choker with drop that are part of a complete jingle dress set (ID Numbers 2013.40.1.A through 2013.40.1.M). Made by Jessica Rock, Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, in 2008 specifically for the Minnesota Historical Society save the beadwork which had been used previously.

Dates: Created: circa 1990 - not later than 2000
Places: Onamia, Mille Lacs County, Minnesota, United States
Birchbark makak with braided handle decorated with dyed basswood. Made by Margaret Hill, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, and dated between 1990 and 2000. Collected by Sherman Holbert.

Dates: Used: circa 1900 - circa 1925
Places: United States
Spoon carved from horn. Used by Plains Indians and dated to the early 20th century.

Dates: Content: circa 1940
Places: Braille and Sight Saving School, Faribault, Rice County, Minnesota, United States

Dates: Content: 1939

Dates: Created: 1999, Content: 1997

Dates: Created: 1857
Engraving on paper by Robert O. Sweeny, 1857. It is a political cartoon made in opposition to a proposed amendment to the Minnesota State Constitution allowing the state to issue $5,000,000 worth of bonds to assist the construction of railroads. The cartoon shows ten men under the tracks with $10,000 bags of gold weighting down their necks, each of which represent legislators bribed into passing the act. On the tracks is a train of cars drawn by nine gophers with human heads, each representing various advocates of the act. This widely spread cartoon is credited with giving Minnesota the nickname of "The Gopher State". Before this, the popular choice was to call Minnesota the Beaver State.

Dates: Created: 1978
Places: Minnesota, United States
Circular white and purple pin-back button memorializing Senator and Untied States Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, 1978, owned by Walter Mondale of Minnesota. There is a black and white photo of Humphrey at center flanked by two American flags.

Dates: Used: 1917 - 1918
Places: Richmond, Independent City, Virginia, United States
A pair of American Friends Service Worker's breeches, featuring a button fly and buttons up each calf. The interior of each thigh is padded. Part of a uniform worn by G. Ronald Wells, who served as a dental assistant in France during World War I. See also jacket, ID Number 1999.355.1.A.

Dates: Used: 1914 - 1918
Places: Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, United States
White linen apron with button closures on the back, two waist pockets, and a breast pocket. Worn by Vera Cole as part of a uniform during World War I.

Dates: Created: not later than 1930
Places: Grand Portage Reservation, Cook County, Minnesota, United States
Pieces of an Ojibwe hunting lodge model: (.A) stretched hide; (.B) a fake grass mat, (.C-.H) birchbark panels sewn together with basswood fiber; (.I) a leather flap attached to sticks; (.J) a small piece of birchbark; (.K-.V) twelve sticks bundled together. These items were collected at the Grand Portage Reservation, Minnesota, circa 1930.