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Minnesota History

Hundreds turn out for Mancini funeral

Hundreds turn out for Mancini funeral

For decades, Nick Mancini's restaurant has been a favored spot for politicians and the working people of St. Paul.
by Marisa Helms

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Iwo Jima veterans gather at Memorial Day event

Iwo Jima veterans gather at Memorial Day event

Thousands of Minnesotans attended Memorial Day services to remember and honor those who served in the U.S. military. A groundbreaking at Veterans Memorial Park in Richfield brought together a handful of Iwo Jima veterans including Chuck Lindberg, the last surviving member of the group of Marines who raised the first American flag at Iwo Jima.
by Toni Randolph

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The life of retired judge Gerald Heaney

The life of retired judge Gerald Heaney

President Bush signed legislation recently officially renaming the federal building in Duluth the Gerald W. Heaney Federal Building. Heaney, who retired as a federal judge last year, was responsible for many important rulings, particularly in the area of desegregation. He also endured fierce combat in World War II.

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Froehlich, designer of Alvin deep-sea vessel, dies at 84

Froehlich, designer of Alvin deep-sea vessel, dies at 84

Harold E. Froehlich, who designed a deep-sea vessel used in the search for ocean life forms as well as the Titanic, died this month. He was 84. Froehlich's worked for General Mills and 3M.

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We are at Home: Pictures of the Ojibwe people

We are at Home: Pictures of the Ojibwe people

Minnesota Public Radio's Cathy Wurzer talks with historian Bruce White, the author of "We are at Home: Pictures of the Ojibwe people."

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Two Minnesotans touched by WWII; two strikingly different stories

Two Minnesotans touched by WWII; two strikingly different stories

For Frank Ario, World War II was a scene of death and destruction. He fought through and survived the Battle of the Bulge, one of the war's major campaigns. For Rita Stallman, who joined the Signal Corps in Washington, it was an opportunity to broaden her horizons and experience life.

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Cabins of Minnesota

Cabins of Minnesota

Cabin life is celebrated in a new book from the Minnesota Historical Society Press. "Cabins of Minnesota" is the latest in a series of books featuring photographs by Doug Ohman. MPR's Cathy Wurzer explores the cabins in this Flash presentation.

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E.J. Dionne pays tribute to E.J. McCarthy

E.J. Dionne pays tribute to E.J. McCarthy

In a speech at St. John's University this month, Washington Post syndicated columnist E.J. Dionne paid tribute to a Minnesotan who changed history. Eugene McCarthy was the Minnesota Senator whose 1968 anti-Vietnam war presidential campaign forced the end of Lyndon Johnson's re-election bid and galvanized America's youth movement.

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Red River Flood, a look back and forward

Red River Flood, a look back and forward

Ten years after the Red River flood, the memories of long days and nights fighting water and fire have not faded. But some say the area has rebounded better than anyone would have thought.

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Memories of Jackie Robinson

Memories of Jackie Robinson

April 15 is the 60th anniversary of Jackie Robinson's first game for the Brooklyn Dodgers, when he broke Major League Baseball's color barrier. A Twin Cities resident shares his memories of Robinson, and their friendship that lasted more than 20 years.

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