Members of a certain baseball team aren't the only twins in town. We asked readers to send us photos of their favorite Minnesota twins and received an overwhelming response — we've been seeing double ever since.
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October 4, 2019 at 12:30PM
Terry and Joan Bliss’ granddaughters Alison and Madison Bliss were 8 when this photo was taken in 2016 as they walked down the street in front of their Edina home. Their neighbor Siri Larson, who was 11 at the time, was behind the camera, practicing on her new phone. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
This photo of Nancy Paxson and Marilyn Shepherd was taken by a fellow Murray High School student in about 1964 to see who could tell the twins apart. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Clockwise, from left: Rich and Phyllis Sandberg of Roseville helped celebrate their grandchildren’s second birthdays with a Raggedy Ann and Andy party. Lynn Lidstone of Eagan sent in this photo of her niece’s music-loving twin daughters, Violet and Scarlett Carlson of Garvin, Minn. Elizabeth Cragan of Minneapolis traveled down memory lane for his photo of grandsons Connor and Kyle Frederick at 6 months old — they’ve now graduated from law school. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
In 2008, Gabriel (left) and Nikolas met another set of twins at a nearby temple while living in Hong Kong with parents Susan Tietjen and Bob Votel, now of Minneapolis. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
. Lynn Lidstone of Eagan sent in this photo of her niece’s 6-month-old twin daughters, Violet and Scarlett Carlson of Garvin, Minn. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Roberta Jensen and Rachel Jensen Mueller always figured out ways to get out of their cribs so they could be together. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Rich and Phyllis Sandberg of Roseville helped celebrate their grandchildren’s second birthdays with a Raggedy Ann and Andy party. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Marv and Mel Getten were ready for a swim in 1930. The twins are the great-grandsons of Amos Gray, the namesake of Lake Minnetonka’s Grays Bay. Mel died in 2015; Marv, 93, lives in Plymouth and is a licensed private airplane pilot. Mel’s daughter Kate Getten Vlach sent in the photo. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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