A block print on paper showing a firehouse on the East side of St. Paul. Made by Gary Egger in 1980.

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A hand-drawn color map of Minneapolis and St. Paul listing the “101 neighborhoods of Minneapolis and the 127 neighborhoods of St. Paul”. Drawn by Rosalind Lyons and published by Big Stick in 2003.

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A small gouache on paper painting of St. Paul institution Tiger Jack. Made by Minnesota artist Shirley Jean Wallner in the 1990s.

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An oil on masonite painting of a St. Paul street scene made by Minnesota artist Arthur Allie in the 1930s.

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A photograph from around 1890 showing the Yoerg Brewing Company’s delivery wagon in St. Paul. Anthony Yoerg moved to St. Paul in 1848 and started brewing soon thereafter.

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St. Paul Baseball Opening Day Tag, circa 1916.

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A quarter plate daguerreotype showing a view of St. Paul at the corner of Third and Robert streets in 1851.

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A photograph of the 1978 St. Patrick’s Day parade.

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A daguerreotype showing a view of St. Paul and the First Baptist Church. Taken in 1851.

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An oil on canvas painting of the Mississippi River in downtown St. Paul made by Ben Swanson in 1936.

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