Exhibit features Italian heritage
Nov 12, 2015
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by Mary Palcich Keyes
More than 50 members and some guests attended the annual membership meeting of the Hibbing Historical Society on Saturday, Oct. 24. Attendees first took time to enjoy and learn from the newest exhibit in the Society's museum, located on the lower level of the Hibbing Memorial Building.
Erica Larson, the museum curator, organized this exhibit entitled "From Italy, With Love." Its focus is the impact Italian immigrants had on the Iron Range throughout the 20th Century. Photos, stories, and artifacts help to bring this story to life.
Source: http://www.hibbingmn.com/
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