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Grand Portage National Monument Pots of stew, potatoes, wild rice and vegetables simmer over hot coals in the kitchen's fireplace.
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Grand Portage National Monument
History & Culture
This section contains people, places (historic gardens and archeological research), stories and collection information which includes photo galleries with high resolution photos from the collections of Grand Portage National Monument) relevant to this unique site.
 
Historic gardener talks with visitors during a guided tour.
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Historic gardener talks with visitors at the three sisters garden in the Ojibwe Village during a guided walk of Grand Portage National Monument.

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The Gap

Did You Know?
The Grand Portage corridor follows a gap in the hills created by more intense weathering through a fault weakened section of ridge.
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Last Updated: January 28, 2011 at 09:53 MST