Dates: Used: 1941
Places: Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, United States
Rectangular bronze medal suspended from blue ribbon has emblem of crossed horns and lyre between date '19' and '41' above engraved field 'MPLS / HONEYWELL'. Awarded to donor at 1941 Minneapolis Aquatennial parade; donor was member of the Minneapolis Honeywell Marching band.

Dates: Created: 1920
Places: New Ulm, Brown County, Minnesota, United States
Red ribbon with an illustration of a log cabin and the text "58th Anniversary / First Battle of New Ulm / August 19, 1862 / August 19, 1920". Manufacturer unknown, 1920.

Dates: Created: circa 1911
Places: Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, United States
Women's large straw basket-style hat made by Swobdi of Los Angeles, California, and worn by Mary Saunders of Saint Paul, Minnesota, circa 1911. There is a red velvet ribbon wrapped around the crown and a feather embellishment on the right side of the rolled brim.

Dates: Created: circa 1980 - not later than 1989
Places: Hampton, Windham County, Connecticut, United States
Square white pin-back button with green lettering that reads, "Every Minute 30 Minutes Children Die Of Hunger & Inadequate Health Care, While The World Spends $1,700,000 on War".

Dates: Used: 07/26/1965
Places: Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, United States
Envelope and ticket for a trip from Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Glenview, Illinois, on the Milwaukee Road railway on July 26, 1965.

Dates: Created: 1987
Places: Stillwater, Washington County, Minnesota, United States
Stoneware vase made by Warren MacKenzie of Stillwater, MN in 1987.

Dates: Created: circa 1890
Places: Winnebago, Faribault County, Minnesota, United States
Velvet crazy quilt with herringbone trim. Multicolored patches constructed in blocks were scraps from fabrics used in a millinery business in Winnebago, Minn. Maroon polished cotton backing.

Dates: Used: 1891
Places: Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, United States
Minneapolis Harvest Festival 1891 badge. The back has "Welcome" in center with ten state names in petal-like areas around center.

Dates: Created: 1986
Places: Preston, Fillmore County, Minnesota, United States
Double nine-patch quilt made by Lena E. Miller, a member of an Amish community in Preston, Minn. The design is executed in black and between strong and deep blue cotton-polyester blend on top and light blue on underside. Binding is between strong and deep blue [National Bureau of Standards colors]. Traditional Amish design is shown in the colors and the stitching patterns (hearts, flowers, and stars).

Dates: Created: not earlier than 1949 - not later than 1967
Places: Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minnesota, United States
Red Wing Potteries, Inc. Dynasty line/Plum Blossom (yellow) pattern ceramic dinner plate. The only pattern in the Dynasty dinnerware line, Plum Blossom was offered in either yellow or pink. Designed by Belle Kogan in 1949, the Dynasty line is set apart from other dinnerware lines by its Oriental floral motif and six-sided shapes.

Dates: Content: 04/20/1971
Places: Saint Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota, United States
Rectangular white paper handbill promoting the Minnesota Peace Action Rally at the Saint Paul Civic Center, Saint Paul, Minnesota, 1971. It features a caricature of President Richard Nixon as well as a list of speakers. The back has information about the March on Washington, which would occur four days later to protest the Vietnam War.

Dates: Used: 1964 - 1971
Places: Minnesota, United States
Helmet cover used by Warrant Officer George Carlson, United States Army Reserve (205th Infantry Brigade). Camouflage leaf-pattern, greens and browns, reversible with various browns on the interior. Stamp on inner edge, unreadable. Manufacturer unknown, used between 1964-1971.