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Ojibwe cultural trading post near Mille Lacs Lake — covers Native American history, Great Lakes fur trade, and Anishinaabe cultural traditions.

Museum documenting African American history and culture in Minnesota — covers civil rights, migration, and community heritage.

Iron Range heritage center in Chisholm covering Minnesota's mining history, immigrant labor, and iron ore geology through interactive exhibits.

Museum dedicated to Minnesota's fishing heritage covering freshwater species, commercial and sport fishing history, and the state's lake ecology.

Minnesota National Guard museum covering state military history from the Civil War to present — primary-source military and social history.

Minnesota Music Hall of Fame museum in New Ulm — covers the state's musical heritage with instruments, memorabilia, and inductee histories.

Scenic excursion railroad along Lake Superior — Great Lakes geography, regional logging and iron-ore history, and North Shore heritage.

County museum covering Pipestone quarry history, Native American cultural use of catlinite, and southwest Minnesota settlement.

Living-history village in Minnesota preserving late 19th-century pioneer buildings and farming equipment — covers Great Plains settlement and agricultural history.

Small Civil War museum in a historic house — covers Minnesota's role in the war, soldier life, and 19th-century regional history.

Civilian Conservation Corps camp preserved as a National Historic Site — covers New Deal history, Depression-era public works, and federal conservation programs.

Factory-adjacent museum tracing Red Wing Shoe Company's history — covers American manufacturing, labor history, and industrial craftsmanship.

Railroad club museum preserving historic rolling stock and model railroad layouts — covers railroad history and mechanical engineering basics.

Museum built around the Kensington Runestone artifact with exhibits on Norse exploration claims and Viking history — covers medieval history and historical investigation methods.

Early Minnesota fur-trade and territorial-era historic site — covers Sioux-settler relations, westward expansion, and 19th-century frontier governance.

Restored railroad depot museum in Sleepy Eye, MN — covers regional rail history, westward expansion, and small-town agricultural heritage.

Reconstructed early 19th-century fur trading post on the Snake River — covers the fur trade era, Native American relations, and Minnesota frontier history.

Active lighthouse on Lake Superior with a restored light station — covers maritime navigation history, Fresnel lens optics, and Great Lakes geography.

Living-history village with preserved 19th-century buildings and demonstrations — covers pioneer settlement, rural trades, and Minnesota regional history.

Southwest Minnesota pioneer museum covering homesteading, prairie settlement, and agricultural history through vehicles, tools, and artifacts.

Site of an 1862 U.S.-Dakota War battle — covers Dakota conflict history, westward expansion policy, and Upper Midwest military geography.

Home of Rep. Andrew Volstead, author of the Prohibition enforcement act — covers Progressive Era legislation and civics.

Beltrami County, MN history center — Anishinaabe heritage and lumber-era northern-MN history.

Small Minnesota historical society covering Bloomington's township-era settlement, local governance history, and 20th-century suburban development.