Linden Hills Neighborhood History Projects Collection

The collection consists of ten boxes. The boxes contain an extensive amount of research, grant information, newspaper articles, photos, brochures, etc. All materials are on the Linden Hills neighborhood and are related to the extensive research, planning, and initiation of the Linden Hills history exhibit and the book Down at the Lake. Boxes 1-3, and box 6 are mostly research materials of houses, residents, clubs, politics, events, architecture, schools, and so on of the Linden Hills neighborhood. Boxes 4-5 contain photos, and newspaper clippings from the Harriet Herald, spanning the years 1929-1930. Boxes 7-10 contain materials from the Liden Hills Oral History Project.

Box 1: research materials from Down at the Lake.

Box 2: exhibit material including grant information, research exhibit brochures.

Box 3: research material from exhibit and book.

Box 4: photos of residents and buildings.

Box 5: Harriet Herald, the Lake Harriet School newspaper 1929-1930.

Box 6: oversized box material from research from exhibit.

Box 7: transcripts from oral history interviews

Box 8: documentation and bound transcripts

Box 9: Compact Discs, DVDs and audio cassettes of oral history inteviews

Box 10: Videocassettes and other documentation