so a lot of levers whatever sinclair lewis' cast timberline. we have the copy that he is given to this radical deluge the judge it was the model for the judge. his name was judge nolan, mark nolan. and so we know that about him, plus that came with photos that judge nolan had taken a picnic with sinclair lewis on the north shore of lake superior above duluth. i think they're trying to set sinclair lewis up with judge nolan's secretary, so she is the other person in the photographs. he's writing -- well, he had a nice long career. he was writing in the late teens, and then in the '20s he wrote his breakthrough book was main street, and that is essential reading for any minnesotan. the author that most people associate with minnesota and st. paul in particular is of course f. scott fitzgerald, and the minnesota historical society just allows to document, specially the early life, the early career of f. scott fitzgerald and fitz kind of before becomes a superstar. so have a couple of fun things here that are from that time period, and i take a lit

plus that came with photos that judge nolan had taken of a picnic sinclair lewis on the north shore ofor above to lose. i think they were trying to set sinclair lewis up with judge nolan secretary, so she is the other person in the photographs. he had a nice long career. he was writing in the late teens, and then in the '20s he wrote as a breakthrough book was main street, and that's essential reading for any minnesotans. the author that most people associate with the minnesota and st. paul in particular is of course f. scott fitzgerald. and the minnesota historical society just loves to document, especially the early life, the early career of f. scott fitzgerald and fits kennedy for he becomes a superstar. so i have a couple of fun things here that are from that time period. and i will take a little time to show those to you. he published first in his school, well, i guess newsletter or something, and we have all of that. this i just love because this is junior high school textbook from printed in 1911. just kind of a crummy little book, yet if anybody soldiers, it wouldn't be more th