Minnesota Musician
Minnesota is a midwestern U. S. state bordering Canada and Lake Superior, the largest of the Great Lakes. The state contains more than 10,000 other lakes, including Lake Itasca, the Mississippi River's primary source. The “Twin Cities” of Minneapolis and state capital Saint Paul are dense with cultural landmarks like the Science Museum of Minnesota and the Walker Art Center, a modern art museum.
People died in Minnesota (First 49 people) - Page 14
Craig Kusick
American baseball player
Mickey Rocco
American baseball player
Emmanuel Louis Masqueray
American designer
John B. Sanborn
Politician
Clarence H. Johnston Sr.
American architect
Rensselaer Nelson
Former Judge
Bob Dill
American ice hockey player
Henry H. Sibley
Former Governor of Minnesota
Spencer Silver
American chemist
Herb Joesting
American football player
Butch Thompson
American jazz pianist
Paul G. Gassman
American chemist
Cushman K. Davis
Former Governor of Minnesota
Mike McMahon Jr.
Ice hockey player
Tony Giuliani
American baseball athlete
Kermit D. Johnson
American military personnel
Lydia Sophia Serline
Grafton Tyler Brown
American painter
Macarius of Corinth
Writer
Henry Adoniram Swift
Former Governor of Minnesota
Whitey Skoog
American professional basketball player
Rip Repulski
American baseball player
Adolph Olson Eberhart
American Politician
Jim Denomie
American painter
Anthony J. Perpich
American dentist and politician
Robert Preus
Pastor
Ken Yackel
American ice hockey player
Jim Metzen
Former Member of the Minnesota State Senate
Freddy Ingalls
Laura Ingalls Wilder's brother
Charles Frederick Ingalls
Charles Ingalls' son
Hal Raether
American baseball athlete
Jerome Theisen
Bruce Hyde
American educator
J. David Hunger
Author
Martin Marty
Bishop
Showboat Fisher
Baseball player
Alphonso Barto
Former Minnesota State Representative
Larry Haws
Politician
Hercules Cortez
Spanish actor
Jerry Relph
American Politician
George H. Mallon
Military personnel
Bert Baston
American football player
George Henry Speltz
Charles A. Gilman
Former Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
Paul Marx
Priest
Malik Sealy
American professional basketball player
Stanisław Skrowaczewski
American-Polish conductor
