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Collections Online is a searchable database of the Minnesota Historical Society’s collections. A few things to note about this database:
- Collections Online includes records for three-dimensional objects, archaeological artifacts, and the KSTP-TV Archive.
- The Collections Online database contains records for only a small fraction of the Society’s collections. As of December 2009, the database represents about 6% of the Society’s three-dimensional objects, less than 1% of archaeological artifacts, and less than 1% of the news film in the KSTP-TV Archive. Additional records are continually added.
- While every effort has been made to ensure that information in the Collections Online database is accurate, information on this website must not be regarded as definitive or published. Information provided is dynamic and will be continually updated.
- Information, images, audio, and videos in Collections Online are for research and personal use only. If an image from Collections Online is to be used for a school paper or project where only a single copy will be produced, you may copy the image from the website and use it without charge, but please use the following credit line: Courtesy, Minnesota Historical Society, [ID Number]. For all other uses, please refer to the Society’s Conditions of Use.
- Collections Online does not include records for the Society’s library and archival collections. Please go to the Society’s Library Collections catalog to search for those materials.
- Collections Online does not include records for photographs, art, and posters. Please go to the Society’s Photo and Art Database to search for these items.
- Records for three-dimensional objects and archaeological artifacts include digital images, and records for film clips from the KSTP-TV Archive include links to digital video when available.
- Images and videos that are available for purchase include a shopping cart link on the results list and item detail pages. Items not available for purchase do NOT include a shopping cart link.
- Researchers interested in viewing any of the Society’s three-dimensional objects or archaeological artifacts in person should refer to our Request for Access to Artifact Collection.
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