Community storytellers utilize a variety of media to tell stories of the St. Louis River, which enters Lake Superior at Duluth, MN. Diverse, inclusive, ongoing.
Within its relatively short length (194 miles) from its source to Lake Superior, and the truncated time frame of 300 years since European contact and colonization, the St. Louis River is emblematic of historical patterns of use and exploitation in the region, as well as recovery attempts, for rivers across the state of Minnesota and indeed much of the country.