Location ID: #10303547
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3 story building home to the Lyon County Museum. The Lyon County Museum is operated by the Lyon County Historical Society (LCHS). LCHS is a 501c3 member supported organization
Location ID: #10255084
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Bike Trails, Kayaking, Hiking Trails, all around/in a deserted mine pit
Location ID: #10300593
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Located in the heart of Minneapolis’s Warehouse District, Kickernick Gallery is a street-level fine art gallery in the historic Kickernick Building.
The building dates back to 1896 and features exposed brick, timber beams, and a rich industrial ...
Location ID: #10150443
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Location ID: #10179207
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Underground Mine, Park, Historic Mining Operation, Scientific Laboratory, lake, campground, state park
Location ID: #10162136
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The Olcotts earned their fortune through mining and railroad. They had their own personal train car which carried the family around the country. Olcott worked directly for John D Rockefeller. Rockefeller and his family even slept in the house in ...
Location ID: #10286131
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The site preserves several historic buildings, including a two-story brick farmhouse built in 1912 and a 1905 barn. It is surrounded by a granary, machine shed, and metal foundry building—all relocated in 1999 from a traditional working dairy farm ...
Location ID: #10300034
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Once the livery stable for the nearby Minneapolis Hotel (which no longer stands), the historic 1890 Brinkhaus Livery Stable, built of Chaska brick, was converted into the headquarters and museum of the local historical society. The location offers ...
Location ID: #10293457
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Living history museum with over 30 relocated and restored buildings from the late 1800s and early 1900s. Outdoor setting with cabins, schoolhouse, church, barns. Northwest side of Worthington, near the fairgrounds.
Location ID: #10286511
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Beautiful architecture for a building that has a theater, depot with historic trains, event space and so much more.
Location ID: #10101264
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Museum celebrating the famous canned meat that originated in Austin, MN.
Location ID: #10147886
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Early 1900's farrier and blacksmith museum in downtown Grand Marais.
Location ID: #10147910
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Bally Blacksmith Shop was built in 1911 and has housed three generations totaling 99 years of Bally blacksmiths. The metal Forest Service building behind the shop was added to the site in the 1960s. Bally's has been on the National Register of ...
Location ID: #10024694
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Prarie exhibit where people can live life like the early settlers.
Location ID: #10101450
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Completed in 1855 by lumber baron W.H.C. Folsom, this 2-story frame home sits in the Angel Hill district of Taylors Falls, a New England-style village. The home is furnished with original belongings. The site is operated by the Taylors Falls ...
Location ID: #10101489
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Burton Rosenmeier (1903) Mansion; which also is the location Visitors Center with free tours and a guide to the secrets in Little Falls. Two Linden Hill Mansions (1898), on the Mississippi River. Located on the edge of Historic Downtown area. With ...
Location ID: #10101448
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Boyhood home of famed aviator Charles Lindbergh now operating as a museum.
Location ID: #10195340
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Location ID: #10105393
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4 1/2 Acres, partly wooded, with a distinctive 19th century Gothic Revival mansion on site.
Location ID: #10253643
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Largest Museum complex outside of the Twin Cities. A step back into the history of the Iron Range.
Location ID: #10087451
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Enjoy a treat, meal, coffee, cold-pressed juice, wine or craft beer from our locally owned restaurant partner, specializing in healthy, sustainable, chef-crafted food.
The Family Center is a drop-in space for families to enjoy kid-friendly books ...
Location ID: #10101617
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Built between 1915-21 by Dr. Alexander Pierce Anderson (inventor of puffed rice and wheat cereals), the Anderson Center at Tower View estate is composed of brick Georgian-style buildings (estate house, water tower, laboratory)and historic farm ...
Location ID: #10053217
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Permanent icon for the city, built in 1974.
The World's Largest Stucco Snowman sits at the southeast corner of MN highway 36 and Margaret St. in North St. Paul. The North St. Paul Jaycees used to build a snowman each winter to celebrate Sno-Daze. ...
Location ID: #10128051
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