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Franconia Sculpture Park
Franconia
651.257.5668
Franconia.org

Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum
333 East River Road
Minneapolis
612.625.9494
weisman.umn.edu

Hennepin History Museum
2303 3rd Avenue South
Minneapolis
612.870.1329
hennepinhistory.org

Historic Fort Snelling
Junction of MN Hwy 5 and 55
St. Paul
612.726.1171
mnhs.org

James J. Hill House
240 Summit Avenue
St. Paul
651.297.2555
mnhs.org

The Landing
2187 Hwy 101 East
Shakopee
763.694.7784
threeriversparks.org

Landmark Center
75 5th Street West
St. Paul
651.292.3225
landmarkcenter.org

Mill City Museum
704 2nd Street South
Minneapolis
612.341.7555
millcitymuseum.org

Minneapolis Institute of Arts
240 3rd Avenue South
Minneapolis
612.870.3200
artsMIA.org
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Minnesota Air National Guard Museum
ANG Base  Minneapolis-St. Paul
International Airport
670 General Miller Drive
St. Paul
612.713.2523
mnangmuseum.org

Minnesota Children's Museum
10 7th Street West
St. Paul
651.225.6000
mcm.org

Minnesota History Society
345 West Kellogg Blvd
St. Paul
651.259.3000
mnhs.org

Minnesota State Capitol
75 Rev Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
St. Paul
651.296.2881
mnhs.org

Minnesota Wing Commemorative Air Force
310 Airport Road
Fleming Field Hanger #3
South St. Paul
651.455.6942
cafsmw.org

North Star Museum of Boy Scouting and Girl Scouting
2640 7th Avenue East
North St. Paul
651.748.2880
nssm.org

Pavek Museum of Broadcasting
3517 Raleigh Avenue
St. Louis Park
952.926.8198
pavekmuseum.org

The Science Museum of Minnesota
120 Kellogg Blvd W
St. Paul
651.221.9444
smm.org

Sibley House Historic Site
1357 Sibley Memorial Hwy
Mendota
651.452.1596
mnhs.org

The Schubert Club Museum of Musical Instruments
302 Landmark Center
75th Street West
St. Paul
651.292.3267
Schubert.org

Walker Art Center and Sculpture Garden
1750 Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis
612.375.7600
walkerart.org

The Works Museum
9740 Grand Avenue South
Bloomington
952.888.4262
theworks.org

 

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