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Grand Portage National Monument
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squash, bean and potato harvest

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Fall heirloom garden harvest: squash and beans from Three Sisters gardens, potatoes from kitchen gardens.

The staff of Grand Portage National Monument prepare a newsletter available to visitors every year. We have included newsletters for this year and the previous year. These newsletters have elements which are included every year but to which new articles are added. You can view Grand Portage Guides from 2009 through 2005 on the park newsletter archive link above.

2011 Grand Portage Guide

2010 Grand Portage Guide

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Birchbark baskets made by Rose Porter of Grand Portage.

Did You Know?
The Grand Portage Ojibwe are renowned for beautifully made birchbark items, floral beadwork and cedar strip mats.
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Last Updated: June 20, 2011 at 23:09 MST