John Beargrease

Minnesota History Center, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA

September 20, 2009, 19:17 UTC (1:17 pm local time)

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The John Beargrease performance/reenactment at the Minnesota History Center in St. Paul, Minnesota.

John Beargrease was a legendary Ojibwe mail carrier and fur trader most famous for battling Minnesota’s extreme winters to deliver mail along the North Shore of Lake Superior via dog sled. Using four dogs he would travel an average of 30-40 miles a day.

Today his life is commemorated with the annual John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon, which is the longest and most challenging sled dog event in the lower 48 states.

John Beargrease is one of the many characters from Minnesota’s past that are performed regularly by the Minnesota History Players at the History Center.

Location

USA-Canada / USA-Minnesota

Lat: 44° 56' 59" N
Long: 94° 7' 18" W

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