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See the exhibit "Prince: Before the Rain" starting Sept. 21 at the History Center!

James Loewen, author of the landmark book "Lies My Teacher Told Me," comes to Minnesota to explore what he calls "the most important era in US history you've never heard of" and why it's important right now. bit.ly/34iq93z

Did you see the FOX 9 story on our new exhibit coming to the MN History Center this fall? The “She Voted: Her Fight, Our Right.” exhibit will focus on the roots of the suffrage movement in MN and what those leaders turned to after the country passed the 19th Amendment. #womenvote

James Loewen, author of the landmark book "Lies My Teacher Told Me," comes to Minnesota to explore what he calls "the most important era in US history you've never heard of" and why it's important right now. bit.ly/34iq93z

The MN History Center’s African American Family History Research program is a great resource for anyone seeking to know more about their family origins & their family tree. Be sure to check out the history research tools online & at the Gale Family Library! libguides.mnhs.org/aafh

Join author David Treuer as he examines how the depredations of the past century have spawned new modes of resourcefulness and reinvention among Native Americans at this exclusive lecture. bit.ly/2PZDRVI

James Loewen, author of the landmark book "Lies My Teacher Told Me," comes to Minnesota to explore what he calls "the most important era in US history you've never heard of" and why it's important right now. bit.ly/34iq93z

Join author David Treuer as he examines how the depredations of the past century have spawned new modes of resourcefulness and reinvention among Native Americans at this exclusive lecture. bit.ly/2PZDRVI

James Loewen, author of the landmark book "Lies My Teacher Told Me," comes to Minnesota to explore what he calls "the most important era in US history you've never heard of" and why it's important right now. bit.ly/34iq93z

Through our partnership with House of Memories, on Oct. 21 & 22 we are offering free Dementia Training Workshops for both professional caregivers and friends & family of those living with dementia. Register and download our app at mnhs.org/houseofmemories

Join author David Treuer as he examines how the depredations of the past century have spawned new modes of resourcefulness and reinvention among Native Americans at this exclusive lecture. bit.ly/2PZDRVI

Minnesota History Center explores Me Too movement through new exhibit fox9.com/news/minnesota…

#FirstThursdayFilms 🎞️Each month watch a thought-provoking film and engage in community discussion afterward around historical topics that resonate today. This month (Nov. 7th) features the film "Marshall." Students and educators are encouraged to join! bit.ly/332Sj1c

In response to the Minnesota Department of Health’s newest COVID-19 recommendations, the Minnesota Historical Society has decided to close all historic sites and museums to the public starting tomorrow through March 31. Our full statement here: mnhs.org/media/news/118…

For the continued safety of our staff and visitors and in compliance with the governor's March 25 executive order, we are extending our temporary closure. All historic sites will now remain closed to the public through May 1. For more info, visit mnhs.org/covid-19.

We've had to make some difficult decisions regarding our operations for the next few months. We look forward to a time when we can reopen our doors fully to the public.

Join us for the next Bands on the Boulevard tomorrow night at 6:30 pm at the History Center with local group, NUNNABOVE ! Enjoy the lovely weather with this free event featuring live music, craft activities, lawn games and food trucks. See more: mnhs.info/3XHIkvC

On December 30, join us for a screening at the MN History Center of the film "Before Black Lives Mattered, the Kids Marched for Education" The 2013 Hopkins High School Student Walkout: Education No Discrimination. Check out this KSTP preview of the event!

We’re asking for YOUR help! MNHS is requesting design funding from the Minnesota legislature to advance collections care and improve visitor services. You can contact your legislator to share what the History Center means to you and encourage support: mnhs.info/43T58LS

This week's #FavoriteResourceFriday is Eagle Eye Citizen, a resource from @LibraryCongress. It's designed to help middle and high school students think critically about civic participation, Congress, and American history using primary sources.