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The St. Stanislaus Historical Museum, founded in 1972 by Father Claude Heithaus and supported by his brother William, is a not-for-profit institution dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich history of the St. Stanislaus Seminary and the development of the Midwest and Western United States in the 1800s. The museum focuses on the significant contributions of early missionaries, traders, and settlers in the region, while highlighting the cultural influences of Native Americans and other immigrant communities.

With a mission to collect and display historical artifacts, the museum invites community involvement through membership and contributions, reinforcing its goal of documenting local history. Visitors can explore the legacy of Father Peter John De Smet, a key figure in the region's early interactions with Native Americans, and engage with various historical narratives that shaped the area.

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