The Minnesota History Center is a museum in Saint Paul, Minnesota, at 345 Kellogg Boulevard West. It is known locally as MNHS Saint Paul and is devoted to the history of the state, from its Native American heritage through to the present day.
What you will find
The museum's exhibits are interactive, which makes it a good stop for visitors who prefer to explore rather than simply read panels. The story it tells runs across the full span of Minnesota's past, so the visit moves from the earliest peoples of the region to the developments of more recent decades.
- Exhibits on Native American heritage in Minnesota
- Interactive displays covering the state's history up to modern times
- Material suited to a broad range of ages and interests
Planning your visit
The museum is located in Saint Paul, but it serves the wider Twin Cities metro area, so it is easy to fit into a visit to either city. Those who want to confirm details before they go can call the museum at +1-651-259-3000.
A visit here works well as a half day or a full afternoon, especially if you want to combine it with time in the surrounding area of downtown Saint Paul. Its location makes it a sensible choice for anyone interested in how Minnesota came to be the place it is today.