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Peg Meier explores the themes of childhood—the bitter and the sweet
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Pipestone National Monument Photo Print Photo Options:Photo Print 11x14 Peg Meier explores the themesFor countless generations, American Indians have quarried the red pipestone found at Pipestone National Monument. These grounds are sacred because the pipestone quarried here is carved into pipes used for prayer. Many believe that the pipe's smoke carries one's prayer to the Great Spirit. The traditions of quarrying and pipe making continue here today. Brian Mark Peterson Star Tribune