Minnehaha Falls - Image Gallery Minnehaha Park

Image Gallery Minnehaha Park

  • Hiawatha and Minnehaha

  • Seasons of Minnehaha

  • A close up next to the falls, 2005

  • Behind the falls in 2005

  • A view downstream taken from behind Minnehaha Falls in 2005

  • Down a trail at Minnehaha Falls, someone carved out the limestone to make a cave. Photo taken fall 2007.

  • Taoyateduta known as Chief Little Crow

  • John H. Stevens' house

  • 2/3 scale replica of Longfellow's house

  • Minnehaha depot

  • Minnehaha depot

  • Minnehaha depot plaque

  • Gunnar Wennerberg statue

  • John H. Stevens Statue

  • Map of the north end of the park

  • Falls are southwest of Ford Bridge, with the Veterans Home overlooking Lock and Dam 1. (1994 IR photo)

  • Limestone/sandstone layers on the bank of Minnehaha Creek

  • Plaque describing geology of Minnehaha Falls

  • Minnehaha creek

  • Minnehaha Falls in 1914

  • Minnehaha Falls frozen, March 2009

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