Three wildfires in northern Minnesota’s Arrowhead region have grown quickly from a few hundred acres to several thousand, with new evacuations and reports of destroyed buildings increasing by the day.

The second and third most deadly wildfires on record in the U.S. were the Cloquet and Moose Lake Fires of 1918 and the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894, respectively, which both occurred in Minnesota ...

The great Hinckley fire of 1894 was the deadliest fire in Minnesota’s history. Even though it only burned for four hours, it consumed much of the town and surrounding county. This video explains ...

Survivors of the Fire is a moving, meaningful, and at times surprisingly joyful new theatrical experience commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire: featuring traditional ...

For more than a century, there’s been a mystery surrounding the death of a man in the great Hinckley fire and his connection to President Abraham Lincoln. Tom Corbett appears on the list of the ...