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Pipestone Indian Shrine Association
The Pipestone Indian Shrine Association is located within the visitor center of the Pipestone National Monument, with offices within the Midwest
| Address | 36 N Reservation Ave Pipestone, MN 56164-1269 |
| Phone | (507) 825-5463 |
| Website | authenticpipestone.com |
The Pipestone Indian Shrine Association is a non-profit cooperating association established in 1955 to preserve the vanishing art of pipemaking and assist Pipestone National Monument in the development of scientific, educational and interpretive programs.
The Pipestone Indian Shrine Association is located within the visitor center of the Pipestone National Monument, with offices within the Midwest Indian Cultural Center. Pipestone National Monument occupies the site of the famed pipestone quarries of Minnesota. The Pipestone Indian Shrine has its roots back to the 1930s, with efforts to have the area recognized as a National Park Service Area. At that time we were called the Pipestone National Park Association. In the 1950s the association was revived and re-titled the Pipestone Indian Shrine Association, acting as a cooperating association of the National Park Service by supporting the Pipestone National Monuments historical, scientific and educational activities. The association now acts as a non-profit society dedicated to preserving the Indian art form of pipemaking. Today, local pipemakers continue to quarry the pipestone and create pipes and crafts.
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The Pipestone Indian Shrine Association is located within the visitor center of the Pipestone National Monument, with offices within the Midwest Indian Cultural Center. Pipestone National Monument occupies the site of the famed pipestone quarries of Minnesota. The Pipestone Indian Shrine has its roots back to the 1930s, with efforts to have the area recognized as a National Park Service Area. At that time we were called the Pipestone National Park Association. In the 1950s the association was revived and re-titled the Pipestone Indian Shrine Association, acting as a cooperating association of the National Park Service by supporting the Pipestone National Monuments historical, scientific and educational activities. The association now acts as a non-profit society dedicated to preserving the Indian art form of pipemaking. Today, local pipemakers continue to quarry the pipestone and create pipes and crafts.
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