History of Oneota, Minnesota, [ca. 1962].

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History of Oneota, Minnesota, [ca. 1962].

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A photocopy of a typed transcript of an address delivered by Manley P. Burns on the early history of Oneota (West Duluth), Minnesota. Throughout the transcript are references to picture numbers illustrating the script.

11 leaves.

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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