This collection was created preserve the assortment of theater, opera, and movie theater programs and circulars previously in the vertical files of the NEMHC.

The collection contains scipts and records for productions of the UMD Theatre Department collected from 1970 to 1976.

The collection is comprised of the survey responses of Swedish people who live in Duluth or nearby communities (Cloquet and Two Harbors) and an accompanying booklet They Came From Sweden Invandrare (Immigrant) Register.

The collection consists of one 12 in. 33 1/3 rpm monographic LP sound recording of the Carillon Chorale, directed by Muriel Lindor.

The collection contains 2 folders of news clippings regarding his work and personal life, 1918-1962; a booklet on the forest fires of 1918; correspondence, 1923–1962; one report entitled “A Grazing Adventure in Northern Minnesota”;  one photograph of Thompson; and 8 scrapbooks.

The file contains tenure hearing papers for Dr. Stanley J. Thompson between 1971 and 1976.

The papers include photographs (1908-1994), an undated wedding portrait, account books (about 1900), hunting and fishing licenses (1960-1988), high school diplomas (1930, 1945), letters, military service papers (1932), greeting cards (1954-1963), and service station papers (1941-1992). The largest part of the collection is fishing and hunting photographs.

Consists of one reel of microfilm containing images of two volumes of scrapbooks compiled by Agnes Lind Thorngren. The scrapbooks contain newspaper clippings relating to the fishing communities along the North Shore of Lake Superior in Minnesota.

The photographs of this collection were apparently the property of Mr. C. M. Thurston. Subjects shown in the snapshots are: family life, home interiors, Christmas with children, Lincoln Park, buildings – mostly family dwellings, children with pets, mothers and children on the porch, Seattle, Washington, boats in water, C.A. Nichols, Jr. , Adams School, Oneota Cemetery, 21st Ave. W., Oreck’s Wholesale.

The collection consists primarily of correspondence written by four of Peter Tilderquist’s children: Alice Minnie (Tilderquist) Gibson; Eva Tilderquist; Anna Lavinia (Tilderquist) Anderson; and David Tilderquist. The collection also contains personal papers and estate papers.

The collection consists of newsclippings from Ely, Duluth, Grand Rapids, Cook, Aitkin, Deer River papers and the Carlton County Vidette.

The collection contains material collected by Tina Welsh in the course of her work with the Women’s Health Center and the Building for Women in Duluth, Minnesota. The materials were intended to document the history of those two projects.

This collection contains nine tintypes of three sizes. All are damaged to varying degrees. All are portrait photographs

The file contains papers regarding Title IX regarding sexual discrimination and equal opprtunity from 1976.

The collection contains a photograph album, a scrapbook, and correspondence.

The collection contains office records from the UMD Tourism Management and Development Center dated between 1972 and 1987.

The collection contains one personal letter written by Tower and two letters to Charlemagne Tower from his cousin A. Tower.

A monument commemorating the first iron ore shipment in the state of Minnesota, which was made from Soudan on July 30, 1884, was dedicated on July 30, 1934. This monument is located near the Soudan Mine. This collection consists of a film made at the dedication.

The collection consists of a minute book of the Town of Duluth Board of Supervisors, 1886 – 1893.

The collection consists of a record book giving annual meeting reports, treasurers’ reports, teachers contracts, treasurers bonds, teachers’ wage notices, and acceptances of office positions.

The collections is arranged in four series: administration; financial; publicity, photographs, scrapbooks; and property files.

The collection consists of one videocassette of family movies shot in Houghton, Michigan, and includes Minnesota iron range footage shot by and about the Trezona Family dating between 1925-1929, narrated by Richard J. Trezona.

The collection contains six financial ledgers.

The collection was originally a set of six scrapbooks compiled in 1966 by Florence S. Webb of St. Edward's Episcopal Church. The scrapbooks have been dismantled, though their original order has been preserved.

The collection contains minstrel show programs for 1951, 1952, 1955 shows and five partial audio tapes of additional, undated shows.

The collection contains letters to Truelsen's daughter and business letters, 1816–1932 and two scrapbooks containing news clippings covering Truelsen's term as mayor of Duluth, Minnesota, 1896–1902.

Photographer Truman D. Goresline took these photographs while visiting friends at Partridge Lake, now called Colby Lake that is located, in the Aurora-Hoyt Lakes, Minnesota area. The photos are from the years 1908-1919, and include scenes of lake activities and landscapes.

The collection contains articles on the Tupper Family Association, membership cards, executive committee meeting announcements, reunion notices and business letters especially concerning the Association and the Tupper house, and Tupper’s own life history.

The collection contains scrapbooks from the Tweed Museum of Art at the University of Minnesota Duluth. The scrapbooks include newspaper and magazine articles, pamplets and other emphemera, and photographs.

The collection contains secretary’s journals.