Hoban Presented with an Award for High Score in KC Tournament (1940) 510 8th St. S (Hoban) Source: Hennepin County Library L to R: Dwyer, president of Knights of Columbus bowling league, and Hoban.

Earl Larson (1940) Source: Hennepin County Library Larson of the Minneapolis Golf Club competes in the Northland Invitational tournament in Duluth.

Ice Boat Sailing (1938) Source: Hennepin County Library

Joe Gunberg and Ruth Gunberg (1939) Source: Hennepin County Library Joe and Ruth Gunberg will have parts in the Robin Hood ice carnival at the Portland Avenue rink.

House Being Relocated (1978) Source: Hennepin County Library The house, originally located at 2429 9th St. S, was being relocated to 2014 25th Ave. S.

Philippine Independence Day (1946) Source: Hennepin County Library Milton Quinzom, United States Army veteran, and his wife, Jovita, practice golf. The couple met in the Spring of 1945 when Milton was stationed in Leyte, and now they live in Minneapolis at the Fairmont Hotel.

George Barton (1939) Source: Hennepin County Library

Washburn High School (1958) 201 49th St. W Source: Hennepin County Library

Park Avenue Covenant Church (1970s; 1980s) 638 Franklin Ave. E Source: Hennepin County Library

4th Annual Magical and Vaudeville Show (1940) Source: Hennepin County Library Dahl (left), the Minnesota Magicians' in the Shrine president, is caught in the 'Canary to Silk' act with Larson assisting.

House on 28th Avenue South (1997) 2021 28th Ave. S Source: Hennepin County Library Newly Renovated

Judson Memorial Baptist Church (1936) 4101 Harriet Ave. S Source: Hennepin County Library. Church was built in 1915 as a daughter church to Cavalry Baptist Church.

John Barfuss Gets Silver Star Medal (1944) Source: Hennepin County Library L to R: United States Navy diver, Seaman 2nd Class John R. Barfuss of St. Paul, receives the Silver Star medal and congratulations from Vice Admiral Ward Smith for making difficult underwater repairs to a damaged ...

Zion Lutheran Church (1936) 2519 Lyndale Ave. N Source: Hennepin County Library

Sister Kenny Rehabilitation Center (1970s; 1980s) 1800 Chicago Ave. Source: Hennepin County Library

North Star Drama Guild to Perform 'Years Ago' (1947) Source: Hennepin County Library Actors are shown in rehearsal for the comedy, (L to R): Schall, Seibel, McDonough. Senn is seated.

Employee Tells of Toiling 25 Years on Farm Before Collecting $10,980 as Pay (1932) Source: Hennepin County Library Hugo Hennings (left) and his wife of Maple Plain look over the court award from his uncle Alfred Halstrom's estate.

St. Andrew's English Lutheran Church (1936) 3118 49th St. W Source: Hennepin County Library.

St. Anthony Turnverein Celebrates Club's 81st Birthday (1938) Source: Hennepin County Library Old time members of the gymnastics club gathered to celebrate the 81st anniversary at the St. Anthony Commercial Club. L to R, standing: R. H. Winter, Otto Naumann, Francis A. Gross. L to R, seated: ...

Jay Bevan (1933) Source: Hennepin County Library Bevan, a sophomore guard member of the University of Minnesota Gophers football team, has been ruled as ineligible to play with the team this season due to a failing grade in a chemistry course.

Tent Drill Fort Snelling Source: Hennepin County Library

House Slated for Renovation on Grand Avenue (1970s; 1980s; 1990s) 2733 Grand Ave. Source: Hennepin County Library

Fred W. Ames (1900) Source: Hennepin County Library. Superintendent of the Police Dept.

Technical Sergeant Robert S. Andrues (1945) 3040 Bryant Ave. Source: Hennepin County Library Andrues is a member of the 452nd Bomb group in the 8th Air Force

House on Garfield Avenue (1979) 2644 Garfield Ave. Source: Hennepin County Library

Jack Holbrook (1941) Source: Hennepin County Library Holbrook is a manager at WDGY radio station.

Silver Lake Congregational Church (1936) Fremont Ave. N and Lowry Ave. Source: Hennepin County Library. Church was also called Fremont Ave Congregational.

Moonshine Flowing Down the Drain (1940) 3237 Irving Ave. N Source: Hennepin County Library

Wes Belleson (1941) Source: Hennepin County Library West High baseball, pitcher

Chester L. Berggren (1938) Source: Hennepin County Library. Berggren is president of the NW Coin Club

Art Lillyblad (1934) Source: Hennepin County Library Lillyblad from Red Wing is a member of the University of Minnesota Gophers basketball squad, guard position.

Dr. Robert S. Gilchrist (1946) Source: Hennepin County Library Gilchrist is the assistant superintendent of the Minneapolis public school district.

D.A.R. Good Citizen Pilgrims at Nicollet Hotel (1947) Source: Hennepin County Library Members of the Minnesota Society Good Citizen Pilgrims club, high school girls chosen and sponsored by the Minnesota Daughters of the American Revolution, prepare for a day of sightseeing, luncheons, radio ...

Mrs. W. H. Hunter (1928) Source: Hennepin County Library Mrs. Hunter, widow of the former managing editor of the Minneapolis Tribune, was secretary to Walter H. Newton (not pictured) during his terms in Congress representing the 5th District, Minneapolis and during his term as personal ...

Nettie Amonson Honored at Faculty Dinner (1939) 1800 13th Ave. S Source: Hennepin County Library Amonson was honored for her 44 years of teaching at Adams school, the school from which she graduated, at a faculty dinner held at the Leamington Hotel. L. E. Leipold, left, is the principal of ...

Mass Meeting at Plymouth Congregational Church (1941) Source: Hennepin County Library Bessessen is on the left

Convention of the Great Lakes District of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers (1939) Source: Hennepin County Library Shown in attendance are (L to R): Mertz of St. Paul, Hagensick, Hibbard, Nelson and Dean A. H. Lovell of the University of Michigan, is seated.

Minnehaha Glen in Minnehaha Park Source: Hennepin County Library. Area below the falls. Note bridge in the background

Groundbreaking of Church (1939) 3700 Alabama Ave. (St. Louis Park) Source: Hennepin County Library Community Congregational building committee, L to R: Eric Liljenfors, Mrs. Emily Rixon, S. E. Ainsworth

Glen M. Dye (1946) Source: Hennepin County Library Dye is president of the Pako corporation, industrial photographic equipment manufacturers at 1008 Lyndale Ave. N.

Officers of the Minnesota Dames Club (1935) Source: Hennepin County Library Shown, front row (L to R): Sunderman is vice president, Cassell is president, Pfeifer is treasurer. Shown, back row (L to R): Lancaster is historian, Benjamin is executive secretary, Harrar is secretary.

Mrs. David Luick (1939) 1925 Penn Ave. S Source: Hennepin County Library Luick is a member of the Minneapolis Junior League.

Rustan O. Thayer (1945) Source: Hennepin County Library Thayer is a cashier at Fifth Northwestern National Bank.

Mrs. Alfred D. McKelvy 1484 Minnehaha Pkwy. W (McKelvy) Source: Hennepin County Library

41st Conference of Seventh Day Adventist in Anoka (1940) Source: Hennepin County Library A boy walks through the tent city in a park on the edge of Anoka that accommodates conference attendees.

Bernice Waldron Outside Her Home (1947) 2225 Lake of the Isles Pkwy. E Source: Hennepin County Library

Fireman Rescues Cat from Tree (1947) Source: Hennepin County Library Crowds watch as a Minneapolis Fire Department Station #14 engine and a truck from the Animal Rescue League of Hennepin County investigate a frightened cat named Tex in the upper branches of a tree in the 3200 block of North ...

Rev. Otto E. Hesla (1938) Source: Hennepin County Library. Pastor at Zion Lutheran church.

Wilbur Farrington (1939) Source: Hennepin County Library Farrington, a Robbinsdale carpenter, has confessed to the murder of David Theodore Mellin, an attorney, and is being held in city jail.

Boy Scout Pilot (1945) 1918 9th St. S (Logan) Source: Hennepin County Library L to R: United States Army Air Forces Staff Sergeant Logan, a P-47 Crew Chief with the 9th Air Force, looks over a navigational computer with Boy Scout, Dick Smith from Rochester, who has logged 220 hours of flying, ...