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Mankato, Minnesota recent comments:

  • Reconciliation Park, B3Fiend (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    http://www.unitednativeamerica.com/hanging.html Site of the largest mass-hanging in American history, when 38 Dakota men, convicted of murder and rape in the Dakota uprising of 1862, were hanged at this location by order of Abraham Lincoln.
  • Sibley Park, B3Fiend (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Sibley Park in Mankato was the site of Camp Lincoln, where more than 300 Sioux were held and 38 of them hanged, after their revolt in 1862 -- http://www.ci.mankato.mn.us/pages.aspx?p_PageAlias=PARKS_SibleyPark Sibley Park is a dynamic community park that is rich in history. The park, established in 1887, is named for Minnesota’s first Governor, Henry Hastings Sibley. In the past the park has provided a horse racing track, regional zoo, museum, community band shell, clay tennis courts and renowned gardens.