Prairie Island Indian Community seeks hanging noose from MNHS
The St. Paul-based nonprofit plans to make a decision within a month.
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The St. Paul-based nonprofit plans to make a decision within a month.
MANKATO — Ownership of a noose believed to have been used in the mass hanging of 38 Dakota men in Mankato is being considered for transfer to the Prairie Island
The Prairie Island Indian Community has submitted a claim to the Minnesota Historical Society (MNHS) requesting the repatriation of a noose used in the mass hanging of 38 Dakota men
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