Note from one of Hennepin History Museum's former directors, Joseph Zalusky, written on framed 1861 map of St. Anthony and Minneapolis. ...Or why we deaccessioned an 1861 St. Anthony-Minneapolis Map One answer to the question above is, I hope [...]
Bill of sale for Slye family slave called London, Rehoboth, Massachusetts, 1722 I’m sure you’re aware that Hennepin History Museum has an archive of historic documents and photos, but we also have digital collections. Although we don’t [...]
Explore Hennepin County History Online with the Minnesota Digital Library By Stephanie Hess, Minnesota Digital Library Digital Curator St. Anthony Falls milling district with trestle bridge and Stone Arch Bridge, Minneapolis, 1895. The Minnesota Digital Library (MDL) contains digitized [...]
Just when I thought it was safe to go to public gatherings without a mask – healthy immune system, fully vaccinated, small group of people, COVID jumped all over me! The new variant of the virus saw me as “fresh meat” [...]
The equation in the title came about as a way for me to remember what I was writing about. Ȟaȟa Wakpadaŋ is the Dakota name for Bassett Creek. In 2021, Valley Community Presbyterian Church (VCPC) sought to take its land acknowledgement [...]
January 4, 2023 1902 Frederick Roach bike shop at 519 Hennepin Ave. From Hennepin History Museum photo collection. Did you get one of these for Christmas? Perhaps you found a horse under your tree, but more likely you’ve gotten [...]
September 6, 2022 This is a screenshot of an image in the digitization process in the Hennepin History Museum Memory Lab. Did you know that Hennepin History Museum has a memory lab? That sounds like it could be either [...]
