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Editor in Chief Bill

18 Nov 2020 11:43 a.m. PST

Morrison County Historical Society – This virtual exhibit features historic firearms that were once used by some of the people of the Little Falls area. These firearms include antique black-powder rifles, crafted by pioneers of Minnesota, as well as Imperial Japanese Rifles used during WW2, brought here from halfway across the world. This new exhibit was created by MCHS intern, Raymond Mulvey, as part of the newly created Writing Intern Program.

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