Minnesota River Valley Scenic Byway - Mass Indian Hanging in Mankato, Minnesota

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Minnesota River Valley Scenic Byway - Mass Indian Hanging in Mankato, Minnesota

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Original Caption: Drawn by W. H. Childs in 1862, this work illustrates the largest mass hanging in American history, when 36 Sioux Indians were executed, presumably for deeds committed during the Dakota Wars.

Location: Mankato, Minnesota (44.164° N 94.007° W)

Status: Public domain. W. H. Childs
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