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1. Postcard - Civil War Veterans, Hutchinson MN c.1912

   Sepia toned photographic postcard showing a group of ten unidentified men on Main Street, Hutchinson, MN. They are at the intersection with Washington Avenue and are facing south. They were members of the Hutchinson Home Guard, marching in the 1912 parade commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Sioux Uprising. Shown in the background is the Sivright Farm machinery building (later the Bretzke Building) and the Bolduc building is on the left.

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2. Postcard - Hutchinson, MN 1912 parade-Home Guard

   Black and white photographic postcard of a Hutchinson, MN parade in October,1912. A group of men is at the forefront, with the lead one holding an American flag. Band members holding musical instruments are following them. Also visible are parade spectators, an automobile, and a buggy. The parade commemorated the 50th anniversary of the 1862 Indian Uprising and the men were stockaders. The view is of the intersection at Main Street and Washi...

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3. Print, Photographic - 50th anniversary of Sioux uprising, Hutchinson MN,1912

   Black and white reproduction photograph of a group of unidentified men standing on Main St., Hutchinson, MN. The men are at the intersection with Washington Avenue and are facing south. They were members of the Hutchinson Home Guard, marching in the 50th anniversary of the Sioux uprising parade in 1912. Shown in the background is the Sivright Farm machinery building (later the Bretzke Building) and the Bolduc building is on the left. The copy w...

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4. Print, Photographic - Hutchinson Home Guard

   Black & white photograph of Hutchinson pioneers and members of the Hutchinson Home Guards in Library Square. Seated left to right are William Nass and James C. Fallon. Behind them from the left are John Fallon, Sam Dewing, Oliver Pierce, and A.H. DeLong. The plaque on the boulder has the following words: "This tablet marks the site of a stockade built by the settlers of Hutchinson and vicinity for protection against the Sioux Indians. Sep...

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5. Print, Photographic - Hutchinson Home Guard, 1912

   Scanned copy of newspaper photograph of six living members of the Hutchinson Home Guards, photographed in September, 1912. Standing are (l-r): John Fallon, Sam Dewing, Oliver Pierce, A. H. DeLong; seated are: William Nass, J. C. Fallon. At the time this photo appeared in the Hutchinson Leader, published date unknown, only two of the six men were still living, A. H. DeLong of Litchfield, MN and J. C. Fallon of Hutchinson, MN.

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6. Print, Photographic - Hutchinson Home Guard, 1912 parade

   Black and white copy of a postcard showing a group of ten unidentified men (only eight show on this copy) on Main Street, Hutchinson MN. They are at the intersection with Washington Avenue and are facing south. The men were members of the Hutchinson Home Guard, marching in the 50th anniversary of the Sioux Uprising in the1912 parade. Shown in the background is the Sivright Farm machinery building (later the Bretzke Building) and the Bolduc build...

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7. Print, Photographic - Mr. & Mrs. Silas J. Green

   Black and white photograph of Mr. & Mrs. Silas J. Green. Silas Green was admired for his knack of woodcarving. He was a friend of the Vollmer family and lived in Winsted, MN for a time, c.1876. Mounted on gray photo board. In 1862 (August 13 to November 1) he was third sergeant with the Hutchinson Home Guard that protected Hutchinson, MN during the Sioux Indian Uprising. He is buried at Long Lake, MN in the cemetery next to Highway 12. Not...

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8. Print, Photographic - Mr. Wright

   Sepia toned studio photograph of Mr. Wright wearing a full beard. He was said to be the first carpenter in Hutchinson. He helped build the Pendergast Academy and the home of William Andrews, located east of the public square at 7 Hassan St. It was occupied for many years by Mrs. Harry White and later by John White. Mr. Wright was a member of the Hutchinson Home Guards and was married to Eliza Chesney. He died in Durham, NH.

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