Pierre Bottineau: Explorer, Interpreter, and Guide

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Bottineau’s Prairie Pierre Bottineau was an explorer, interpreter,…

Yellowstone County Trivia

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Yellowstone County Trivia Billings is named after the first…

Fantastic Festivals in Wisconsin’s Grant and Crawford Counties

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Boscobel’s Muskets and Memories Civil War Reenactment attracts…

A Twentieth Century Viking Ship

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Bob Asp, a Moorhead middle school counselor and carpenter, turned his hobby into a historical achievement for his town. During his hospital stay to

Pie Day at the Homemade Pie Capital of America

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Pie flags, elaborate pie-themed hats, live music (folk, rock, choral, and international), and

Milwaukee County History

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Milwaukee County was known as Millioke, or “pleasant land” by the local Algonquin tribe, and Ominowakiing by the

Exciting Sites and Festivals in Burnett and Douglas County, Wisconsin

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For a spectacular dance show, watch the Tamburitzans perform at Duquesne University. The Tamburitzans are America's longest-running multicultural song and dance

Must-See, Quirky Sites in Dubuque

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Ride the shortest and steepest railroad in the world and enjoy great views of the Mississippi River, historic Dubuque, and three states at the top! The Fenelon Place

Special Education Pioneers

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Rice County’s Faribault is home to three of the earliest American schools for children with disabilities. Faribault’s special education pioneers held high hopes and

Murals of Minnesota

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Wadena’s Alley Art Institute, a non-profit founded in 2004, attracted over forty artists, two hundred volunteers, and