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Summary
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Original Caption: The Henry Mayhew interpretive sign stands near a wildlife pond along the Gunflint Trail. Mayhew was a late 1800s pioneer along the Gunflint Trail.
Location: Location: Minnesota (48.075° N 90.584° W)
Status: Public domain.
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Date
1995 - 2013
Source
The U.S. National Archives
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