Iron Range
No admission feeA collection of small mining towns on Minnesota's Iron Range, promoted by the region's tourism bureau.

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A museum in northern Minnesota dedicated to the history of American hockey and its notable figures.
Eveleth, MN
The United States Hockey Hall of Fame is a museum in Eveleth, an iron mining town in northern Minnesota. It was founded in 1973 to preserve the history of ice hockey in the United States and to honor standout players, coaches, administrators, officials, and teams. Its stated purpose is to serve as a shrine to American hockey that reflects the honor and pride of the people it commemorates. The site also offers a video walkthrough and a photo gallery, and it runs an online store.
The closest stops to United States Hockey Hall of Fame, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
A collection of small mining towns on Minnesota's Iron Range, promoted by the region's tourism bureau.
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A city-owned greenhouse in Virginia, Minnesota, showing tropical plants, with volunteer-staffed open hours.
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Chisholm museum and research hub covering the history, mining, and people of northeastern Minnesota's Iron Range.
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A Hibbing, Minnesota museum devoted to the history of Greyhound and early intercity bus travel.
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Ride a 1924 cage 2,341 feet down Minnesota's oldest iron mine, then take a train through the tunnels to its last working area.
Transit: reachable by public transit
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Minnesota Historical Society site in Grand Rapids covering north woods forests and logging history.
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