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Map of pre-settlement vegetation at Frontenac State Park

Map of pre-settlement vegetation at Frontenac State Park. From page thirty-two of “Frontenac State Park Management Plan,” Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, Division of Parks and Recreation, November 2008.

Shoreline of Lake Pepin at Frontenac

Shoreline of Lake Pepin at Frontenac, ca. 1920.

View of Lake Pepin from Frontenac

View of Lake Pepin from Frontenac. Glass-plate negative created by Edward A. Bromley, 1914.

People wading at Frontenac Beach

People wading at Frontenac Beach, ca. 1900.

Crag on Point-No-Point Bluff at Frontenac

Crag on Point-No-Point Bluff at Frontenac. Photograph by John Underwood, ca. 1870.

Lakeside Hotel, Frontenac

The Lakeside Hotel on Lake Pepin with a steamboat on the water, 1868. Photo by Combs & Whitney.

View from Frontenac State Park

View from Frontenac State Park. The bluff shown (Maiden Rock) is on the Wisconsin side of Lake Pepin. Photo by Yinan Chen, March 27, 2013. CC0 1.0

Andrews, Christopher Columbus (1829–1922)

Christopher Columbus (C. C.) Andrews was a Minnesota lawyer and publisher known for his military service in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas during the Civil War. After working as an international diplomat in the 1870s and 80s, he embarked on a second career as a pioneer of scientific forestry and Minnesota's first chief fire warden. His work led to the creation of the two national forests in Minnesota and a state forest named in his honor.