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Documents from Northfield Arts Guild's Early Years Now Online
Almost 400 pages of documents from the early years of the Northfield Arts Guild are now available online at the Northfield History Collaborative. Take a look!
Available for your viewing and research pleasure are 17 new collections from the Northfield Arts Guild, totaling almost 400 pages. Included are minutes, agendas, and other regular reports from 1960 to 1969; and an assortment of other documents from the early years of the organization. This is one of the largest groups of loose documents we’ve ever taken on.
(If you're not familiar with the Northfield History Collaborative, learn more about it at our website.)
Here are some of my favorite items from these collections. Check them out and tell us about yours!
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- In 1993, founders Betty and Stuart Hunter recorded their recollections of the beginning of the Northfield Arts Guild here.
- In 1978, Carleton College historian Kirk Jeffrey compiled this history of the building at 304 S. Division St., now the Northfield Arts Guild’s headquarters. It began life as the YMCA building and also served as community center and City Hall.
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