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Cole's Minnesota Sites

A template for students who will use it to begin collecting information about the varied sites in Minnesota.

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

MY COMMUNITIES

MINNESOTA: THE NORTH STAR STATE

HISTORIC FORT SNELLING

  • An old Fort now in St. Paul
  • Archeologists find artifacts about the soldiers and Native Americans here

The James J Hill House and Alexander Ramsey House are mansions from more than 100 years ago. You can visit them anytime, but they are decorated for the holidays after Thanksgiving.

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The James J Hill House and Alexander Ramsey House are mansions from more than 100 years ago. You can visit them anytime, but they are decorated for the holidays after Thanksgiving.

Photo by Snap Man

MINNESOTA HISTORY CENTER

VISIT THIS MUSEUM IN ST. PAUL AND LEARN ABOUT THE PAST THROUGH EXHIBITS AND HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES. I

Go to www.mnhs.org/visit/passport to get photos and more facts about sites in our state.

The Minnesota State Capitol is located in St. Paul and is where much of the work of government happens. It's also a beautiful building to visit and take a tour.

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The Charles Lindbergh Historic Site in Little Falls is the place to learn about the pilot names, "Lucky Lindy."

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Mille Lacs Indian Museum helps tell the story of Minnesota's earliest people, a group known as the Ojibwe.

Just 40 minutes from here, you can lean how farms worked 100 years ago at the Oliver Kelley Farm in Elk River.

A fur trader's fort can be explored in Pine City. The North West Company Fur Post is where French fur traders, Native Americans and business men met to buy and sell their wares. An early shopping mall?

Do you like the North Shore? Visit Split Rock lighthouse, Gooseberry Falls and Glensheen mansion!