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The People and Stories of Fort Snelling
Scroll down to learn more about the Native Peoples, The Fur Trade, Soldiers and Veterans, Enslaved People and Immigrant stories. Bonus: Educators, Students, and Historians discuss what Fort Snelling has meant to them in the Minnesota Historical Society's Video Series: What Fort Snelling Means to Me
Abigail Hunt Snelling was more than a helpmate at the early years of the fort bearing her name
The Minnesota Daughters of the American Revolution is exciting to be a part of the bi-centennial
Book Release: Fort Snelling and the Civil War
Slavery made its mark here in Minnesota, too
The oldest murder mystery in Minnesota begins at Fort Snelling
Pearl Harbor Sailor, Recently Identified, To Be Interred at Fort Snelling
Fort Snelling exhibit traces the history of secret language school
Long a Window into Minnesota’s Frontier Days… Fort Snelling has more Stories to Tell
See Fort Snelling in Virtual Reality thanks to U of M Lab and the Historical Society
Why Save Coldwater Spring
Fort Snelling to Honor the “Vikings”, a Minnesota-based WWII Ski Battalion
Dakota aim to reclaim Fort Snelling and its difficult history
Minnesota Historical Society expands its work with veterans at historic Fort Snelling
Counterpoint: Fort Snelling History Offers Name Insight
Coming Home From War: Fort Snelling in 1865
Fort Snelling: An Important Point of Minnesota History
The Ojibwe People
Enslaved African Americans and the Fight for Freedom
The Story of the US Indian Agency
C-SPAN Video Tour – Saint Paul: Historic Fort Snelling
Dred Scott is Fort Snelling’s best-known slave, but there were others
It’s time for truth-telling at Fort Snelling
The Dakota People
200 years later, Fort Snelling looks for a makeover
Josiah Snelling Arrives in 1820