James B.
6/29/2025
it was amazing! the staff were so nice and the sights to see were absolutely amazing. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw all of the artifacts and artwork of the great hinckley fire! 5 stars!!!
Hinckley Fire Museum
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106 Old Highway 61 S
Hinckley, MN 55037
The Hinckley Fire Museum in Hinckley, Minnesota, tells the poignant story of the Great Hinckley Fire, which occurred on September 1, 1894, resulting in significant historical changes. The museum honors both the victims and survivors of this catastrophic event, highlighting the impact of timber harvesting and the railroads on the area's development.
Visitors can explore exhibits that detail the firestorm's ferocity and its aftermath, as well as learn about local heroes and attractions. The museum also offers group tours, providing an opportunity to delve into the rich history of Hinckley and Pine County.
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4.06 reviews
Tank G.
6/19/2022
This museum takes you on a history lesson about the town and the horrendous fire that destroyed it in 1894. It has nothing to do with a fire house, if that is what you were thinking (I know I...
Nate B.
6/28/2023
Great small town museum. You will learn a lot about this devastating fire in 1894 that changed everything for Hinckley and killed over 400 people. Great artifacts, cool old train depot location,...
Alex L.
8/13/2023
Beautiful and Harrowing stuff. We arrived just at "last admission" but they let us in anyways. We learned alot and the artifacts and stories displayed there are amazing. My only critique would be...
Greg F.
8/14/2011
The Hinckley Fire Museum is built at the renovated St. Paul and Duluth train depot. It shares the logging history of Hinckley up to the fire of 1894, and the aftermath and rebuilding of the town....
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