Camp Ripley (Minn.)
Subject
Subject Source: Library Of Congress Name Authority File
Scope Note: Camp Ripley (1929-Active) - First established in 1929. Named after Fort Ripley (1), which in turn was named after Major General Eleazar W. Ripley. Active military installation.
Variants include: Minnesota. Army National Guard. Camp Ripley; Minnesota. Army National Guard. Camp Ripley Training Site; Camp Ripley Training Site (Minn.); Camp Ripley National Guard Training Site (Minn.); Camp Ripley Military Installation (Minn.); Camp Ripley Military Reservation (Minn.)
Found in 52 Collections and/or Records:
Camp Ripley photo album
Incoming Materials — Box US Army Transportation Museum (Acc 2017.062)
Identifier: 2017-062
Dates:
1930s
Found in:
Minnesota Military & Veterans Museum
Camp Ripley photographic postcards
Incoming Materials — Box Gail Christensen
Identifier: 2017-015
Dates:
circa 1950s
Found in:
Minnesota Military & Veterans Museum
Camp Ripley Public Affairs materials
Incoming Materials
Identifier: 2015-085
Dates:
1952 - 2008
Found in:
Minnesota Military & Veterans Museum
Camp Ripley VHS Tapes
Incoming Materials — Box Camp Ripley VHS Tapes, Object: 2018.060
Identifier: 2018-060
Dates:
1934
Found in:
Minnesota Military & Veterans Museum
Camp Ripley WPA Projects, Part 1, 1937 - 1939
Item — Multiple Containers
Identifier: VM 2
Abstract
Shows scenes of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) working on projects at Camp Ripley in the mid-1930s. Scenes include the motor repair shop, a warehouse, a warming shed, and images of H.E. Tanner, Sergeant Sam Love, and Harold Round.
Dates:
1937 - 1939
Camp Ripley WPA Projects, Part 2, 1937 - 1939
Item — Multiple Containers
Identifier: VM 2
Abstract
Shows scenes of the work being done by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) at Camp Ripley. Scenes include the installation of a 15,000 gallon oil storage tank, grading roads, and clearing timber.
Dates:
1937 - 1939
Clyde Werner photographs
Incoming Materials
Identifier: 2016-011
Dates:
1948 - 1958
Found in:
Minnesota Military & Veterans Museum