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1948 Meatpackers Strike

Gain a hands-on understanding of the demands and challenges of working at a South Saint Paul meatpacking plant in the 1940s that would eventually lead to a major strike by 100,000 employees nationwide.


Dakota County in the Twentieth Century

The County's residents, rural and urban alike, were not spectators of the vents of the Twentieth Century - they were active participants. This exhibit provides a portrait of individuals, communities, and a time that frames our present.

A variety of twentieth century events are part of this dispaly, from agriculture and transporation to immigration and schools. War and the home front is another thought-provoking element of this exhibit.

The 100 years of history are also represented chronologically along the entire east wall of the Museum's Great Hall, providing highlights of many events, people and places.


The Dakotah People

The Mdewakanton Dakota Indians have resided in what is now Dakota County for hundreds of years.Gain a better appreciation of their lifestyle, tools, artwork and history from this exhibit.

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