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626. Three of James and Mary Hill's daughters, St. Paul, Minnesota

627. Thomas Glenn family on horseback, White Bear Lake, Minnesota

628. The Silver Spike Ceremony, Benton, Montana

629. The Northern Pacific Railroad line : the only first class route to the Black Hills, Big Horn Mountains, Yellowstone National Park, Yellowstone and Missouri rivers, and all points in northern Minnesota, Dakota and Montana

630. The Legislative Manual, Compiled for the use of the members of the third state Legislature

631. The Legislative Manual, Compiled for the use of the members of the sixth state Legislature

632. The Legislative Manual, Compiled for the use of the members of the second state Legislature

633. The Legislative Manual, Compiled for the use of the members of the fourth state Legislature

634. The Legislative Manual, Compiled for the use of the members of the fifth state Legislature

635. The Legislative Manual, Compiled for the use of the members of the eighth state Legislature

636. Survivors of Company A, First Regiment, Minnesota Volunteer Infantry at Battle of Gettysburg site, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

637. Statement of Seed Grain Applications under Act of 1887, Minnesota

638. Science Hall at Albert Lea College for Women. Albert Lea, Minnesota

639. Report of State Relief Commissioner for the southwestern counties, February 20, 1873

640. Portrait of Thomas A. Hughes, Darwin Township, Minnesota

641. Portrait of Mary Frances Hill in her wedding dress, Ramsey, Minnesota

642. Portrait of James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota

643. Portrait of James J. Hill, New York, New York

644. Portrait of D. Willis James, New York

645. 400,000 New Acres, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company

646. Mr. J. J. Hill's Party at the End of the Track, The Silver Spike Driven, Benton, Montana

647. Minnesota Governor's Thanksgiving Day proclamation, 1860

648. Message from the Governor of the Territory of Minnesota, to the first Legislative Assembly : September 4, 1849

649. Maud Van Cortlandt Taylor Hill with her family and children, St. Paul, Minnesota

650. Maud Van Cortlandt Hill, North Oaks, Minnesota