Chisholm

Mining History's Legacy

Chisholm, a mining community on the shores of Longyear Lake since the late 1800s, commemorates its mining legacy in novel ways.

Entering the city from the west, visitors are greeted by the "Iron Man" statue, an 85-foot iron ore miner memorial. At the east edge of the city lies the Bridge of Peace, proudly flying the flags of countries world-round, representing the ethnic and cultural diversity of the area's residents.

Hotels, campgrounds, resorts, and fine restaurants are all found in the Chisholm area. Chisholm is also the home of Minnesota Discovery Center, which brings history alive with hands-on exhibits, music, dance, ethnic foods and craft demonstrations.

View the Veteran's Memorial, saluting & honoring those who have served our great nation. The Minnesota Museum of Mining (located in Chisholm's Memorial Park), exhibits mining equipment used during the early days of the Mesabi Range, along with a replica of an early mining town.

For more information about the City of Chisholm, please contact:

City of Chisholm

316 West Lake Street

Chisholm, MN 55719

218-254-7900

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Chisholm Area Chamber of Commerce
223 W. Lake St.
Chisholm, MN 55719
218-254-7930 or 1-800-422-0806
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