Pillsbury Hall, University of Minnesota Size:11x14

Pillsbury Hall, University of Minnesota Size:11x14Pillsbury Hall is the second oldest building on the University of Minnesota campus, having been built in 1889. This vintage photograph of the iconic building was captured in 1905, 16 years after it was constructed. Originally serving as a hall of science, Pillsbury Hall was named after John S. Pillsbury, governor of Minnesota from 1875 to 1881, during its construction. Today, the building is the home of the Department of English and its creative

We worked on a digital scan of the original glass negative to complete this restoration work

The Marshall House once stood at 480 King Street in Alexandria

Captured with a glass negative sometime between 1900 and 1920

Gallaudet College was established in 1864 as a grammar school for deaf and blind children

a Deluxe Overland Limited Train is frozen in time as it passes through the frame

When digitally restoring our vintage photographs

We've digitally restored this vintage stereograph image

Produced in our dedicated studio in Alexandria

The vehicle is surrounded by trees weighed down by snow

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