Editing Red Wing, Minnesota (section)

==Notable people==
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* [[Eugenie Anderson]] (1909–1997), U.S. ambassador to Denmark and Bulgaria
* [[Tams Bixby]] (1855–1922), born in Red Wing, member of U.S. Dawes Commission
* [[Ryan Boldt (baseball)|Ryan Boldt]] (born 1994), baseball player
* [[Joseph Francis Busch]] (1866–1953), Roman Catholic bishop
* [[William C. Christianson]] (1892–1985), Minnesota Supreme Court justice
* [[William J. Colvill]], (1830–1905), Civil War hero and Minnesota attorney general
* [[Frances Densmore]] (1867–1957), ethnographer and ethnomusicologist
* [[Orin Densmore]] (1805-1872), Minnesota state representative and businessman
* [[Philip S. Duff]] (1922-1997), Minnesota state senator and newspaper editor
* [[Joanell Dyrstad]] (born 1942), Minnesota lieutenant governor (1991–1995)
* [[Patrick Flueger]] (born 1983), actor
* [[Mikkjel Hemmestveit]] (1863–1957), skiing champion
* [[Torjus Hemmestveit]] (1860–1930), skiing champion
* [[Stanley E. Hubbard]] (1897–1992), founder of [[Hubbard Broadcasting]]
* [[Philander P. Humphrey]] (1823–1862), physician, politician
* [[Richard R. Lemke]] (1930-2016), Minnesota state legislator and farmer
* [[Ned Locke]] (1919–1992), television personality, ''Bozo's Circus''
* [[Martin Maginnis]] (1841–1919), politician, Union Army veteran
* [[Lyle Mehrkens]] (1937–2018), Minnesota state legislator and farmer
* [[Killing of Sam Nordquist|Sam Nordquist]], group home worker
* [[Lauris Norstad]] (1907–1988), Supreme Allied Commander, Europe (SACEUR, NATO) and Commander in Chief of the U.S. European Command
* [[Greg Norton]] (born 1959), bassist for [[Hüsker Dü]] and restaurateur
* [[Henrietta Barclay Paist]] (1870–1930), artist, designer, teacher, and author
* [[Robert E. Park|Robert Ezra Park]] (1864–1944), urban sociologist
* [[Mitchell Peters]] (1935–2017), percussionist with the [[Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra]]
* [[John Pohl]] (born 1979), NHL player
* [[Trapper Schoepp]] (born 1990), musician
* [[James Touchi-Peters]] (born 1956), symphonic conductor, composer and jazz singer
* [[Theodore Swanson]] (1873–1959), farmer, Wisconsin legislator
* [[Charles Carroll Webster]] (1824-1893), lawyer and Minnesota state senator
* [[August Weenaas]] (1835–1924), founding president of [[Augsburg University]]
* [[Jacqueline West (author)|Jacqueline West]] (born 1979), poet and author of ''[[The Books of Elsewhere]]''
* [[Phyllis Yes]] (born 1941), feminist artist
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