Dates: 1897-1970 (bulk 1924-1936)
Places: Fort Snelling (Minn.)
Minutes, contracts, notifications, orders, pamphlets, programs, publications, reports, correspondence, a panoramic photograph, and other related materials compiled by Arnold E. Kahnert, Historian and Senior Vice Commander of the 3rd United States Infantry Veterans Association. Included in these records are materials related to the building of the Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel, completed in 1928.

Dates: 1940-1987 (bulk 1951-1986)
Places: Minnesota
The collection contains the personal papers of C. Elmer Anderson, governor of Minnesota (1951-1955), mayor of Nisswa, Minnesota (1960-1962), and mayor of Brainerd, Minnesota (1976-1986). It includes speech transcriptions, personal and official correspondence, photographs, campaign materials, certifications of his elections to office, and citations and awards during his service in public office.

Dates: 1880, 1884-1997, (bulk 1975-1994)
Places: Minnesota
Minutes, committee files, research personality files, campaign files, general correspondence and subject files, candidate biographies, chairmen's files, delegate lists, caucus results, newspaper clippings, public opinion polls, youth participation data, photographs, and audio and video tapes documenting the activities of the state organization of the Republican Party in Minnesota.

Dates: 1961-2007 (bulk 1978-2006)
Places: Central Business District (Saint Paul, Minn.)
Records of a Saint Paul-based non-profit corporation that, working in partnership with the City and the private sector, developed and worked to bring to fruition a development strategy for Lowertown, a run-down 18-block historic warehouse district located at the eastern end of downtown Saint Paul, with the goal of preserving and renovating historic structures, ensuring that new construction was compatible with existing historic buildings, attracting new business ventures and investment, and creating housing and entertainment venues in the area.

Dates: 1969-1991
Places: Apostle Islands (Wis.)
Organizational records and records of constituent chapters from one of the five "national" state offices of the National Audubon Society.

Dates: 1912-1986
Places: United States
Correspondence, reports, photographs, diaries, and professional papers of a Republican Minnesota Congressman, long time Marine Corps Reserve Officer, and Chairman of the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped.

Dates: 1861-1953
Places: Europe
Correspondence, speeches, diaries, newspaper clippings, diplomas and appointments, and other papers of Gratia Countryman, head librarian (1904-1936) of the Minneapolis Public Library. Includes some materials relating to her parents, Levi and Alta Countryman, her brother Theophilus, and other family members.

Dates: 1837-1988 (bulk 1837-1869)
Places: Beloit (Wis.)
Letters, reminiscences, genealogical data, and miscellany of this Presbyterian missionary, his wife Mary Ann Longley Riggs, and other family members, focusing on the Riggs' missionary service at Lake Harriet (now Minneapolis) and Lac Qui Parle, Minnesota (1837-1862), his work as an interpreter during the U.S.-Dakota War (1862), and his subsequent activities as an author of Dakota-language teaching materials.

Dates: 1850-2007 (bulk 1850-1898)
Places: Carver County (Minn.)
Diaries, account books, correspondence, and miscellany of a Minnesota horticulturist and farmer and his family, documenting his emigration from Sweden to Iowa in 1850, his settlement near Lake Waconia (Carver County, Minn.) in 1855, the building of his log cabin, the establishment of a school and a church, the beginnings of local government, and his experiments in fruit culture. Also mentioned are Peterson's activities in the Swedish Baptist Church and the local grange, on the town and school boards, and in third-party movements, and his exhibition of fruit at local and state fairs.

Dates: undated, 1920-2002 (bulk 1929-1937)
Places: American Girl Camp (Itasca County, Minn.)
Personal papers of a Winona County (Minn.) woman relating primarily to a private summer camp for "junior" adolescent girls aged 10-16 years that she operated on Balgillow Island in Lake Wabana, Itasca County (Minn.) from 1929 to 1936 or 1937.

Dates: 1861-1989
Places: Europe
Business and personal correspondence, newspaper clippings, print materials, scrapbooks, diaries, personal reminiscences on a variety of topics and individuals, and other papers of a Minneapolis flour-milling executive who was an active participant in public affairs. Includes diaries of James Ford Bell's father, James Stroud Bell, and papers of other Bell family members.

Dates: 1909-2009
Places: Saint Paul (Minn.)
Records of a Saint Paul-based philanthropic and social association of lay Roman Catholic women, its Catholic Guild Hall, the Mission of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the Antone Hospital Guild, and Our lady of Good Counsel Home.