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Hiawatha statue and tablet, Minnehaha Park, Minneapolis

Hiawatha and Minnehaha statue, Minnehaha Park, 1936. Photographer: A.F. Raymond.

Hiawatha statue for Minnehaha Park, Minneapolis

Hiawatha and Minnehaha statue before its 1912 placement at Minnehaha Park.

Hiawatha statue, Minnehaha Park, Minneapolis

Postcard of the Hiawatha and Minnehaha statue, Minnehaha Park, 1943.

Hidden Falls at Nerstrand Big Woods State Park

Nerstrand Big Woods State Park’s Hidden Falls, date unknown. Prairie Creek flows over the broad limestone ledge. The pool below the falls was at one time a favorite swimming spot. Used with the permission of Rice County Historical Society.

Higbee Hall

Higbee Hall, the administration building at the Women's State Reformatory, Shakopee, 1936. Photo by A. F. Raymond.

High bridge, St. Paul

Tinted postcard of High bridge c.1905.

High bridge, St. Paul

Black and white photoprint of High bridge c.1889.

High Falls on the Pigeon River

The Pigeon River, which marks a thirty-one-mile portion of the US-Canada border, is the primary route by which voyageurs paddled to the Canadian interior. The lower Pigeon River, which empties into Lake Superior, alternates between navigable waters, cascades, and waterfalls. One of these, High Falls (pictured), is 120 feet tall—the highest in Minnesota. Voyageurs avoided the forbidding lower river by following the Grand Portage trail. Photo by Jon Lurie, 2020.