<p>In a nation of immigrants, becoming a citizen &#8212; being &#8220;naturalized&#8221; &#8212; has  been an important part of our personal and national history.  The  naturalization process, and the records that document that process, have  changed over time.   Learn about these changes and about related  resources available at the Minnesota Historical Society Library.</p>
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<p>Learn More:</p>
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<li>Family History <a href="http://www.mnhs.org/genealogy/family/genieguide/immigration.htm">Immigration Resources</a> in the Library</li>
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What a Picture is Worth: The Sadie and Emma Ray Photography Collection

Every object tells a story, and Collections Up Close presents short, illustrated features that highlight the stories and history behind selected items in the Minnesota Historical Society's museum collections.