Minnesota nudge

The Historical Society's new map can provide a prompt to (finally) get yourself to an alluring site.

May 1, 2012 at 12:25PM
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)

It's not at all unusual to find yourself saying "Oh, I've always wanted to do that" upon seeing a mention of someplace like the Taylors Falls' Folsom House, the Split Rick Lighthouse or even the inside of the State Capitol.

Well maybe this could be the year, especially with our way-extended warm season. And it doesn't hurt to have a prodder/planner along the lines of the Minnesota Historical Society's 2012 travel map.

Available free via the society's web site, the map highlights more than a score of sites around the state, and could be especially useful in planning a double-dip trip such as Le Sueeur's W.W. Mayo House and St. Peter's Traverse des Sioux (below).

Or perhaps just something closer to home that you've been meaning to check out for years or even decades.

(The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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