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Anti-Civil Rights Protester
circa 1960-1969
American Nazi protesting the rights of African Americans.
Carving the Turkey
November 25, 1965
A man takes pleasure in the carving of the Thanksgiving turkey, with other food items in the foreground and vending machines behind him.
Wild Rice Harvest
before 1960
An Ojibwa woman, Francis Mike, harvesting wild rice in a boat on Totogatic Lake.
Holiday Canned Food Drive
November 22, 1955
Thomas Constable (left) and Walter Medenski (right), pose in front of canned food gathered by pupils at the Center Street school for the Salvation Army's Thanksgiving food drive.
