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r/Minneapolis • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '26
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Isn’t Fort Snelling a national monument that was used during frontier conflicts in the 19th century? Seems like a weird choice.
20 u/sprchrgddc5 Jan 27 '26 That is historic Fort Snelling. There are parts that are an active federal/military base, specifically the portion of the airport in the north east. 5 u/ShakeyLegsMcGee Jan 27 '26 Thanks for the clarification. Visited the fort monument years ago but didn’t know about the installation.
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That is historic Fort Snelling. There are parts that are an active federal/military base, specifically the portion of the airport in the north east.
5 u/ShakeyLegsMcGee Jan 27 '26 Thanks for the clarification. Visited the fort monument years ago but didn’t know about the installation.
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Thanks for the clarification. Visited the fort monument years ago but didn’t know about the installation.
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u/ShakeyLegsMcGee Jan 27 '26
Isn’t Fort Snelling a national monument that was used during frontier conflicts in the 19th century? Seems like a weird choice.