Minnesota History Magazine Fall 2011 (62:7)
Minnesota History Magazine Fall 2011 (62:7)
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ARTICLES
Made in Minnesota: The Rise and Fall of an Apparel Industry by Mary Christine Bader From buffalo-hide coats to down-filled jackets, Minnesota companies supplied a shivering population with warm (and sometimes fashionable) garments—until globalization silenced the machines of family firms and industry giants alike.
The Typographical Fraternity of the First Minnesota Volunteers by Perry Thomas Tholl Commandeering the abandoned newspaper office in a small Virginia town, a band of printer-soldiers issues The First Minnesota, a “rollicking mixture of humor and patriotism” and a snapshot of Civil War camp life, duties, and ideology.
Reclaiming the Photographic Legacy of Octavie Morneau by Marlene Wisuri The details of her own life remain sketchy, but Octavie Morneau left an important—and artistic–visual record of people and places in and around Cloquet before the devastating forest fires of 1918.
DEPARTMENTS
EyeWitness Peg Meier revisits the enchanting St. Paul Hotel of the 1950s.
LandMarks Steven Kinsella contemplates southwestern Minnesota’s Blue Mound, which is neither blue nor, really, a mound.
Book Reviews Apostle Islands * Hmong Oral History
News & Notes
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