Paul Bunyan regaled young visitors at the Minnesota History Center in St. Paul on Friday with larger-than-life stories about his mythical days logging in Minnesota's great North Woods. The History Center is celebrating winter with "History Hound Hijinx," including art activities, performances, and a special display of winter-related items from its collections. The event continues through Monday.
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