Minnesota's Heritage is a journal containing articles on diverse aspects of the development of the state of Minnesota, with emphasis on the broad Minnesota River Valley, and based on objective research and analysis.
Contents
- Welcome to Minnesota's Heritage
- The Significance and Challenge of Camp Release, 1862-2012. Alan R. Woolworth
- William Reynolds Brown (1816-1874). Alan R. Woolworh
- A Massacre Averted. Stephen E. Osman
- Prisoners Released: Sibley's Official Report, and List of prisoners released from the St. Paul Pioneer. Alan R. Woolworth
- Perspectives on Camp Release: First-person accounts
- Frontier Fears: The Clash of Dakotas and Whites in the Newspapers of Mankato, Minnesota, 1863-1865. Chuck Lewis
- Lavina Eastlick: After Shetek. John Isch
- Panels from the John Stevens Panorama
- MILITARY: Were There Women in the Ranks? Stephen E. Osman
- MILITARY: Flesh and blood can only stand so much: Doctor Potts examines the recruits. Stephen E. Osman
- Valuable Information to Emigration: Letter to the editor of the St. Paul Pioneer, 1866. General Judson W. Bishop
- BEHINE THE PHOTO: Between Two Worlds, the Ebell photo of Chaska's family. Curtis A. Dahlin
- The Isle of Refuge and News from Monongalia Country. Corinne Monjeau-Marz
- Swedes in Nicollet County. Robert Sandeen
- STORIES: Captivity among the Sioux. Mrs. N.D. White
- ARTIFACT: LaFramboise Blanket. Thomas G. Shaw
- PEOPLE OF NOTE: Itewanyake, James (Look at your Face), a.k.a. "One Armed Jim" and Two Stars, Solomon (We-cah-hpe-no-pah) a.k.a. Solomon Ecetukiye; Dailey, Joseph and Charles M., brothers. Alan R. Woolworth
- BOOK REVIEW: Dakota Dawn, by Gregory F. Michno. Walt Bachman
- Index of Names
