PHOTOS: How Minnesota License Plates Have Evolved Since 1909
Take a look through over 100 years of Minnesota license plate history.
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Minnesota’s Oldest Landmark Is a Must-See Right Now
Minnesota’s oldest landmark has a fascinating history. Can you guess what it is?
Did You Know St. Cloud Changed The Downtown Street Names?
Imagining a historical downtown St. Cloud with charming street names like St. Augustine and Prince Ave.
How a Small, Forgotten Ghost Town Became a Minnesota State Park
Back in the day, a small Minnesota town was abandoned. This ghost town eventually became a state park and you can still find remnants of the town today.
Remember When The Worlds 4th Largest Elk Was Taken In Minnesota?
Discover the untold story of the massive elk that made history in Northern Minnesota 14 years ago!
A Part Of This Unique & Historic Minnesota Home Has Collapsed
Find out how the collapsed barn at the Daniel S. Piper home in Medford, MN, is sparking discussions on its future.
Learn More About Albany During Heritage Day
Albany, Minnesota is a town with a population of 2,780 located approximately 25 miles west of St. Cloud on Interstate 94. The settlement of Albany wasn't always called that. Originally a settlement just 2 miles east of Albany was called Two Rivers.
Did You Know Minnesota’s Capital Still Has A Wooden Road?
Explore the history of wooden cobblestones in the quaint neighborhood near Summit Ave, St. Paul.
The Dirty MN Secret Behind All Those Lilac Bushes In The Country
There are two MAIN reasons we see so many lilacs growing 'out in the country'.
Stearns History Museum Hosting Two Free Digital Scanning Events
You can transfer your old family photos and documents into the digital world at a series of upcoming events in St. Cloud.
3 Locations & 150 Years Later This Central MN Bridge Still In Use
It's not every day that something 150 years old, that large, and has also survived being moved 3 times AND is still being used, every day!
Is Minnesota Home To The Shortest Skyway Segment In The World?
Due to differences in floor heights, the skyway connects the 17th floor of the First National Bank building with the 16th floor of the Merchants Bank Building.