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Exhibits at the Minnesota History Center

Current Exhibits

MN150 We Couldn't Live At Home Grainland
MN150

Meet 150 people, places, events and things that have sparked significant change within Minnesota or beyond its borders, in honor of the state's sesquicentennial in 2008.
 We Couldn't Live at Home

Explore the life and stories of young people, past and present, who lived in a place that has sheltered young Minnesotans who were unable to live with their parents.
Through Oct. 6, 2008
 Suburban World: The Norling Photos

Through more than 10,000 images, Irwin Denison Norling captured the strange juxtapositions, incongruities, and dark corners of suburban America in the 1950s and ’60s.
Through June 15, 2008
Open House Grainland Grainland
Open House

An exhibit that brings to life the adage “if these walls could talk.”
Grainland

Trace the journey of wheat and corn from farm to town to grain elevator in this kid-favorite! 		Tales of the Territory

Exploring Minnesota's earliest years as an organized political entity.
Homeplace Minnesota Going Places Weather Permitting
Home Place Minnesota

Voices, images and artifacts bring to life a range of emotions about Minnesota as a home.
 Going Places

How has the American passion for mobility shaped Minnesota? 		Weather Permitting

Minnesota's theater of seasons comes to life.

Upcoming Exhibits

Archived Exhibits

These exhibits are no longer on view at the Minnesota History Center, but you can enjoy them online.