Minnesota History magazine provides history lovers with intriguing stories about Minnesota’s past in full-color, richly illustrated print and digital formats.
- In-depth articles
- Lively short features
- Stunning historic photographs and artwork
The magazine is published four times a year as a benefit of MNHS membership and is also available by subscription.
Current Issue: Winter 2020-21
- Hardware Store Sedition: The Case of Charles W. Anding
- Flying for Dollars: The Victory Loan Flying Circus in the Twin Ports, April 20, 1919
- MNHS Press Book Excerpt: Daybreak Woman: An Anglo-Dakota Life
Previous Issues
Fall 2020
- So Near and Yet So Far: The Female Suffrage Bill of 1870
- Julia B. Nelson: “The Rock on Which the Effort for Woman Suffrage Has Been Founded in This State”
- Woman Suffrage and Ethnicity in Rural Minnesota: Local Agitation in Pipestone and Lyon Counties
Summer 2020
- The Importance of History in Times of Crisis
- Something in the Water Brainerd's Water Fluoridation Battle
- "In That Very Northern City" Recovering a Forgotten Struggle for Racial Integration in Duluth
Spring 2020
- Gaining Sweat Equity: Girls Push for Place on High School Teams
- Built to Last: The Historic Spangenberg Farmhouses
- "Two Cats Have Died, and I'm Not Feeling So Good Myself": Origins of Minnesota's State Superfund Law