Great Lakes : Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota (National Geographic's Driving Guides to America)
by Geoffrey O'Gara
Listed under Great LakesCanoe Country Camping : Wilderness Skills for the Boundary Waters and Quetico
by Michael Furtman, Susan Robinson (Illustrator)
(Paperback - July 1992)The Duluth Portfolio
by Craig Blacklock (Photographer), et al
Hardcover: 107 pages
Pfeifer-Hamilton Pub; ISBN: 1570250731; Limited editionIn Search of Lake Wobegon
by Garrison Keillor, Richard Olsenius (Photographer)
(Hardcover)Fodor's USA Road Guide : Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota (Fodor's Road Guide Usa)
(Paperback)Boundary Waters Canoe Area : The Western Region
by Robert Beymer
Listed under Minnesota SportsThe North Shore : A Four-Season Guide to Minnesota's Favorite Destination
by Shawn Perich, et al
(Paperback - July 1992)Great Lakes, Great National Forests : A Recreational Guide to the National Forests of Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, Indiana
by Eric Freedman
Listed under Great Lakes
Gunflint : Reflections of the Trail
by Justine Kerfoot, Nancy Hemstad (Illustrator)
(Paperback)
Jerome Liebling: The Minnesota Photographs, 1949-1969
In the Steps of St. Paul
by H. V. Morton, Bruce Feiler
Paperback from DaCapo Press
by Jerome Liebling, Alan Trachtenberg
Listed under Minnesota History
Minnesota's State Parks
Minnesota Atlas and Gazetteer (3rd Ed)
by Delorme, Delorme Publishing Company
Book Description: Rely on the Minnesota Atlas & Gazetteer for the utmost in trip planning and backcountry access. Contains topographic maps with unbeatable detail, plus gazetteer information on great places to go and things to do. Scale equal 1:190,000 or 1"=3 miles. Contour Interval 20 meters (approx. 66 feet). Each page covers 28.6 miles x 43.2 miles and includes GPS Grids and tick marks. Includes Lakes & geographic features, State forest lands, State wildlife management areas & national waterfowl production areas are highlighted in color. 49 pages of maps, with 64 total. Gazetteer categories include Art museums/Science centers, Beaches, Bicycle routes, Boat launch sites, Campgrounds, Canoe trips, Fishing, Forests, Golf courses, Hiking, Historic sites/Museums, Hunting, Parks, Scenic drives, Seaplane bases, Unique natural features, and Wildlife.
Paperback from DeLorme Publishing
by Ann Arthur, Anne Arthur
(Paperback)Minnesota Underfoot : A Field Guide to the States Outstanding Geologic Features
by Constance Jefferson Sansome, et al
(Paperback - December 1987)Minneapolis and St. Paul (America Series)
by Tanya Lloyd
(Hardcover)Minnesota Marvels: Roadside Attractions in the Land of Lakes
by Eric Dregni
Book Description:
Only in Minnesota can you snap a Polaroid of a fifty-five-foot-tall grinning green man with a size seventy-eight shoe or marvel at the spunk of a Swede who dedicated his life to spinning a gigantic ball of twine. The world's largest hockey stick, as well as the biggest pelican, prairie chicken, turkey, fish, otter, fox, and loon also make Minnesota their home. Where else can you ponder the mysterious "miracle meat" of Spam in a museum dedicated to pork products, or have your head examined by the phrenology machines at the Museum of Questionable Medical Devices?Minnesota Marvels is a tour of the inspired, bizarre, sometimes gruesome, brilliant, scandalous, and funny sites around the state. Look up in wonder at the several Paul Bunyan statues, including the original (Bemidji), the tallest (Akeley), and the largest talking version (Brainerd). Ease on down the road to visit the first home of the heel-tapping native of Grand Rapids, Judy Garland, or walk the "main street" of Sauk Centre immortalized by native son Sinclair Lewis. See the birthplaces of Charles Lindbergh, the Mayo brothers, the Greyhound bus, the snowmobile, and the ice-cream sandwich.
Minnesota is also the home of such attractions as the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden and the world's largest aerial lift bridge in Duluth, and architectural wonders such as Frank Lloyd Wright's modernist gas station in Cloquet and Frank Gehry's arresting Weisman Art Museum. Stunning mansions with histories of ghost sightings, the hangouts and lairs of infamous gangsters, and old-fashioned breweries dot the state.
Conveniently organized by town name and illustrated throughout, Minnesota Marvels is the perfect light-hearted guide for entertaining road trips all over the state.
Paperback: 232 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.72 x 8.91 x 5.87
Publisher: Univ of Minnesota Pr (Trd);
ISBN: 081663632XMinnesota Travel Companion: A Guide to History along Minnesota's Highways
by Richard OlseniusMinnesota in Our Time : A Photographic Portrait
by George Slade (Editor), et al
(Hardcover)
Only in Minnesota
by Roxanne Kjarum, Berit Thorkelson
Hardcover from Voyageur Press
Insiders' Guide to the Twin Cities, 4th
by Todd R. Berger
Paperback from Globe Pequot PrScenic Driving Minnesota (FalconGuide)
by Phil Davies
(Paperback)Traveler's Guide to Wildlife in Minnesota
(Spiral-bound)Trout Streams of Wisconsin and Minnesota: An Angler's Guide to More Than 120 Rivers and Streams, Second Edition
by Jim Humphrey, Bill Shogren
Listed under Fishing MinnesotaTwin Cities Then and Now
by Larry Millett, Jerry Mathiason (Photographer)
(Hardcover)Up North
by Sam Cook, Bob Cary (Illustrator)
(Hardcover - February 1992)
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