Panoramic view of several young men posed in a group photograph setting outdoors at an unknown park or clearing. The individuals are wearing a variety of attire including sweater vests, suit coats and dress shirts and ties. At the center of the photograph in the background is a peak of a building that could be a park building.
Minneapolis Park Board Superintendent Theodore Wirth, his son Conrad Wirth, and grandson Ted Wirth at the Superintendent's Home at Lyndale Farmstead Park in July 1928 Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Minneapolis, Minnesota Park Board staff (left to right) Washington Yale (Park Board President), Alice Dietz (Assistant Director of Recreation), Delphine Deziel (Recreational Instructor), and Charles E. Doell (Secretary of the Board) at Columbia Park Golf Course opening day, April 6.
Group of men welcoming a train for the Eleventh National Flower and Garden Show at Auditorium in Minneapolis, Minnesota with Park Board Superintendent Theodore Wirth at far right.
Minneapolis Park Board Music Supervisor Harry Strobel, Parks and Recreation Program Supervisor Charlotte Fosburg, Symphonic Band Conductor Elmo Lunkley, and Grain Belt Brewing President Frank D. Kiewel in Grain Belt Concert Park in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Minneapolis, Minnesota Park Board Commissioners planting a tree at Bde Maka Ska, Portius C. Deming holding the tree, Francis A. Gross second from right, and Superintendent Theodore Wirth second from left. Bde Maka Ska is Dakota for "White Earth Lake," and was previously known as "Lake Calhoun."