The ten remarkable men of Garden City are: Henry S. Wellcome – Pharmaceutical chemist and owner of one of the world’s largest drug firms. George M. Palmer – Mankato miller and banker. Carlos Boynton – St. Paul capitalist and land dealer. George F. Piper – Minneapolis capitalist and investment operator. Eli S. Warner – St. Paul financier, printing industry and political leader Amos S. Warner – Duluth real estate business man and legislator. Ellsworth C. Warner – Minneapolis linseed oil miller and financier/capitalist. Chelsea Rockwood – Minneapolis judge. Adoniram Judson Rockwood – Wealthy farmer and legislator in Idaho. Florado H. Wellcome – Head of a large chain of banks and president of the Union Investment Company. ISBN: 978-0-9790885-5-1 Published by: Blue Earth County Historical Society Format: PDF, 18 B&W images, 51 pages.

ISBN: 978-0-9790885-7-5 Complied by: Donna Webb Published by: Blue Earth County Historical Society Format: Softcover; B&W images and illustrations, 136 pages, 6 x 9

The ten remarkable men of Garden City are: Henry S. Wellcome – Pharmaceutical chemist and owner of one of the world’s largest drug firms. George M. Palmer – Mankato miller and banker. Carlos Boynton – St. Paul capitalist and land dealer. George F. Piper – Minneapolis capitalist and investment operator. Eli S. Warner – St. Paul financier, printing industry and political leader Amos S. Warner – Duluth real estate business man and legislator. Ellsworth C. Warner – Minneapolis linseed oil miller and financier/capitalist. Chelsea Rockwood – Minneapolis judge. Adoniram Judson Rockwood – Wealthy farmer and legislator in Idaho. Florado H. Wellcome – Head of a large chain of banks and president of the Union Investment Company. ISBN: 978-0-9790885-5-1 Published by: Blue Earth County Historical Society Format: Paperback, 18 B&W images, 49 pages, 6 x 9

All Marian Anderson fine art is purchased through the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 if you have any questions about Marian Anderson Fine Art.

All Marian Anderson fine art is purchased through the Blue Earth County Historical Society in Mankato, Minnesota. Limited framed prints may also be available. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for pricing and availability or if you have any other questions about Marian Anderson Fine Art.

All Marian Anderson fine art is purchased through the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 if you have any questions about Marian Anderson Fine Art.

All Marian Anderson fine art is purchased through the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 if you have any questions about Marian Anderson Fine Art.

All Marian Anderson fine art is purchased through the Blue Earth County Historical Society in Mankato, Minnesota. Limited framed prints may also be available. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for pricing and availability or if you have any other questions about Marian Anderson Fine Art.

All Marian Anderson fine art is purchased through the Blue Earth County Historical Society in Mankato, Minnesota. Limited framed prints may also be available. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for pricing and availability or if you have any other questions about Marian Anderson Fine Art.

All Marian Anderson fine art is purchased through the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 if you have any questions about Marian Anderson Fine Art.

All Marian Anderson fine art is purchased through the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 if you have any questions about Marian Anderson Fine Art.

Remembering the People cemetery series has been compiled by BECHS Volunteer Corey Hugg. All proceeds are donated to the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Click here to view all titles in the series.

Remembering the People cemetery series has been compiled by BECHS Volunteer Corey Hugg. All proceeds are donated to the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Click here to view all titles in the series.

Remembering the People cemetery series has been compiled by BECHS Volunteer Corey Hugg. All proceeds are donated to the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Click here to view all titles in the series.

Remembering the People cemetery series has been compiled by BECHS Volunteer Corey Hugg. All proceeds are donated to the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Click here to view all titles in the series.

Remembering the People cemetery series has been compiled by BECHS Volunteer Corey Hugg. All proceeds are donated to the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Click here to view all titles in the series.

Remembering the People cemetery series has been compiled by BECHS Volunteer Corey Hugg. All proceeds are donated to the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Click here to view all titles in the series.

Remembering the People cemetery series has been compiled by BECHS Volunteer Corey Hugg. All proceeds are donated to the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Click here to view all titles in the series.

Remembering the People cemetery series has been compiled by BECHS Volunteer Corey Hugg. All proceeds are donated to the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Click here to view all titles in the series.

Remembering the People cemetery series has been compiled by BECHS Volunteer Corey Hugg. All proceeds are donated to the Blue Earth County Historical Society. Click here to view all titles in the series.

Maud Hart Lovelace is the author of six historical fiction novels and eighteen children's books. She is internationally known for the Betsy-Tacy children's books. In fact, Lovelace hinted at this book in Betsy's Wedding when Betsy Ray declared "I think I'll write a story about a little girl going to live with the birds." For a little more about Maud and her early writing, visit our blog post. Eloise Wilkin is an award-winning American illustrator, best known as an illustrator of the Little Golden Books. ISBN: 978-1733113908 Published by: Minnesota Heritage Publishing Format: Paperback, 178 pages, 6 x 9  

Stories include:

Be True to Her: A French Girl, an American Girl and a MAN who Fought in France, by Maud Hart Lovelace, from McClure's Magazine, September 1927 Country Fair, by Delos Lovelace, from The Country Gentleman, May 1926 Cutting Edge, by Delos Lovelace, from The Country Gentleman, April 11, 1925 Danny, by Delos Lovelace, from The Country Gentleman, July 11, 1925 The Gimme Girl: A Story of Young Love, and a Picnic, and a Fight for a Girl, by Delos Lovelace, from Success Magazine, July 1927 The Kitchen View, by Delos Lovelace, from The Country Gentleman, May 1927 Made in Heaven, by Maud Hart Lovelace, from The Designer, June 1919 Mademoiselle Waffles, by Maud Hart Lovelace, from People's Popular Magazine, August 1920 Number Eight: A startling adventure on a midnight car, by Maud Palmer Hart, Los Angeles Times Sunday Magazine, June 4, 1911 Old Chris Pedersen, by Delos Lovelace, from The Country Gentleman, December 1925 One Day to Live: In which an arrogant Emperor learns the meaning of heaven from Princess Budding Moon and a stranger warrior, by Maud and Delos Lovelace, The Delineator, October 1925 Prince of Wales Cake, by Maud and Delos Lovelace, from The Country Gentleman, December 23, 1922 Serena of the Sunshade, by Maud Hart Lovelace, from Women's World, September 1920 Swap, by Delos Lovelace, from The Country Gentleman, May 23, 1925 Three Roses, by Maud Palmer Hart, The Minnesota Magazine, November 1912 When a Girl Marries: Who bears the burden of Modern Matrimony?, by Maud and Delos Lovelace, from People's Home Journal, January 1925 The Wish Room, by Maud Palmer Hart, from National Magazine, August 1913 Venture: A Short Story of a Man Who Followed His Wife's Advice, by Delos Lovelace, from Liberty, May 1, 1926

Stories include:

Borghild's Clothes, by Maud and Delos Lovelace, from Modern Priscilla Magazine, April 1922 The Carcassonne Flyer, by Maud Hart Lovelace, from Sunset Magazine, April 1925 Carmelita, Widow, by Maud and Delos Lovelace, from The Catholic World Magazine, October 1924 The Daring Of Daphne, by Maud Hart Lovelace, from Los Angeles Times Magazine, April 10, 1921 Dollars and Doughnuts, by Maud and Delos Lovelace, from People's Home Journal, July 1928 Emma Middleton Cuts Cross Country, by Maud Palmer Hart, from Ainslee's, Volume 35, June 1915 Engaged!: An emotional adventure, showing the endless adventures of conforming to popular desire, by Maud Palmer Hart, The Ladies' World, December 1916 The Fires of Genius, by Maud Palmer Hart, The Ladies' World, February 1916 The House that Dee Built, by Maud Hart Lovelace, Today's Housewife, April 1922 In a Tree: How Would You Like To Live There?, by Maud and Delos Lovelace, The American Needlewoman, August 1923 The Little White Lamb: When two women take a man in charge-, by Maud Hart Lovelace, The Delineator, June 1924 Love's Daily Dozen, by Maud Hart Lovelace, The Delineator, August 1925