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The Johnson brothers, Matt (left) and Carter, unveiled their mixed media depiction of the 1862 U.S./Dakota War, Friday. The exhibit will be on display in the Smallest Museum in Minnesota for the next two months.
NEW ULM — The Smallest Museum in Minnesota welcomed a new exhibit on the Battle of New Ulm, Friday.
The new exhibit, located outside The Grand Center for Art and Culture, features a mixed media representation of the U.S. Dakota conflict of 1862.
The exhibit was created by brothers Matt and Carter Johnson. The Johnson brothers grew up in the Judson area and are familiar with the history of the conflict. Matt said they have memories of the Dakota people walking past their home in Judson every Christmas as part of the commemoration of the execution that occurred Dec. 26, 1862 in the aftermath of the conflict.

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