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Workers renovating Weld Hall discover a "time capsule" hidden in the building's cornerstone in 1915. Contents of time capsule.
Other archive collections on the regional historic information on Minnesota including, economy, government, culture, state map and flag, major cities, points of interest, famous residents, state motto and symbols.
By sharing alumni stories, we shine a bright spotlight on our incredible alumni who represent Minnesota State University Moorhead and have helped transform our world.
Minnesota State University Moorhead sports through the years.
The Women’s Network of the Red River Valley was formed with the aid of a $10,000 grant from the American Association of University Women in July 1984. The Network acts as an umbrella organization to coordinate advocacy and educational efforts of groups committed to full equality for women. Its primary goal is the establishment of a workable consortium of feminist groups and individuals through a central office and a regular newsletter.
This chapter of the WCTU was organized in 1891, and was named the Scandinavian WCTU. The chapter contained members from both Fargo, North Dakota, and Moorhead, Minnesota. The chapter pursued the WCTU goals of educating the public on the dangers of alcohol and drugs.
The Roseau [Minnesota] Women’s Christian Temperance union was organized in 1945. Each union has the following departments: Christian Outreach, Education, Home Protection, Legislative Citizenship, Public Relations, and Social Service. The objective of the WCTU is “for the education of public sentiment towards total abstinence from the use of all alcoholic beverages and the abolition of the traffic in such liquors.”
The Zonta Club of Fargo-Moorhead [North Dakota-Minnesota] was formed in 1951. Zonta is a service organization of executive women in business and the professions. Typical local service projects involve the elderly and the handicapped. Zonta is committed to the advancement of women.
The holdings of the Northwest Minnesota Historical Center, which was established in 1972, consist of correspondence, diaries, newspapers, business records, oral interviews, photographs, and other materials related to the history and culture of northwestern Minnesota.
This collection contains five booklets which were compiled through the Minnesota W.P.A. Writers Project. Three booklets relate to county histories, one contains information about the Judicial Districts of Minnesota, and one booklet is an inventory of World War I emergency activities in Minnesota.