This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
New Ulm The Garden Spot Of Minnesota History
New Ulm's early days unfold from 1853 through 1860 with hardy settlers, a court house, and turnverein. The town grew around mills and breweries, a strong church presence, and robust public buildings. Rich soil, ample farms, and expanding schools marked its rise, while monuments honor Sioux battles and local defenders.
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New Ulm
Kinago Land Association
Hirsix
Ulm
Wuertenberg
Jaco Haeberle
Chiegi Laws Association
Law
Andor
Louis Schilling
Aug. Helltin
German Street
M. Mullen
John Belm
Minnesota River
John Resoft
Joseph Dambach
Galeriel Zehr
Anton
Anthanasius Hensel
Wm. Winkelmann
Albert ‘Tuttle
H. GC. Mueller
Red Roebecke
Chas. Sommer
Anton Kuns
Henry
Adolph Dietz
John Delin
Haebverle Brothers
Chr
Wuchringer
August Kiesling
Mr. Zettel
Jacob Erust
John Melzer
John Sturm
Anton Adam
Ernst Diedrich
New Ulm Turnverein
Seiter
Lorenz Amana
John Redman
Joseph Hitz
Andreas Pfaff
Christian Schaeffer
Centre Street
George Kraemer
R. Doeberreiner
Joseph Buer
Carl Bleeken
Philip Gross
John Doster
Bilatain
Jacob Schneider
Peyton Nichols
Juha Bobleter
Frank Schneider
Peter Gag
Anton Schwerzler
Alois Schmelz
John Schaffer
Mathias Siebenbrunner
Sonntag
Joseph Gebhard
Ulrich Lipp
Isidor Luger
John Spenner
New Uhn
Main Street
Pensylvania
Leibold
Baarsch
Fred Behnke
Fuller
Amniano
Dakota
F. Beiitiora
Lobeyde
Crone’s
Buessmann’s
Potden
Engle
William Silverson
Joh Bentzin
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
August Schell
Jos. Schmucker
Jacob Bender
Masonic Order
Odd Fellows
United Workmen
Modern ‘Woodmen
Sons of Herman
Knights of Pythiss
Catholic Order of Foresters
Hermann
United States
Union
Phins
Beeun
the Review
the News
the Journal
Post
Fortschritt and Volksblatt