Lake Superior Stories that Continue Today
A visit to the Madeline Island Museum is an adventure through time, exploring the stories of the diverse peoples who have called the island home. Your immersive journey traverses four historic structures that combine to form the heart of this modern museum featuring fascinating artifacts and engaging exhibits telling Ojibwe, French, British, and American stories.
The Apostle Islands was voted one of the 50 Best Places to Travel to in 2025, with a special shout out to the Madeline Island Museum and a chance to learn more about Ojibwe worldviews. Read All About it
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Ojibwe Migration to the Place Where the Food Grows on the Water
Welcome to Mooniingwanekaaning, the ancestral homeland of Lake Superior Anishinaabe! Madeline Island has long been a place of courageous travelers. This exhibit shares the epic journey of the Ojibwe people to the Apostle Island archipelago and beyond.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.What can Icelandic Sagas, a supernova, and the introduction of European diseases tell us about the Anishinaabe Migration Story and the journey back to the “Food That Grows on Water?” Professor Patty Loew (Mashkiiziibii Ojibwe) explores 10th century encounters that raise interesting questions about how to do respectful cross-cultural research. Join us this Friday, July 11th for this lively presentation! RESERVATIONS ONLINE at ... ... See MoreSee Less
Iceland to Madeline: Dangerous Connections between Vikings and the Ojibwe? — Friends of the Madeline Island Museum | La Pointe | Wisconsin | the Friends | Historical Society | Mooniingwanekaaning-minis
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