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Blue Earth County Library – 100 E Main St, Mankato – Mankato's public library offers books, magazines, reference material and has a dedicated children's wing.
Betsy-Tacy Houses – 333 Center St, Mankato – The original houses of Betsy and Tacy from the Maud Hart Lovelace stories located in the historic Lincoln Park neighborhood.
Bounce Town – 1860 Adams St, Mankato – Bounce Town in Mankato offers over 8000 square feet of indoor play areas for kids up to age 12, an arcade, and concession stand.
Boy in Blue Memorial – Lincoln St, Mankato – The Boy In Blue historical marker in the Lincoln Park neighborhood in Mankato honors those from Blue Earth County who volunteered and gave their lives in the Civil War.
Chankaska Creek Ranch & Winery – 1179 E Pearl St, Kasota – Chankaska Winery offers wine grown from their own grapes as well as their own distilled spirits.
Caswell Park – 1875 Howard Dr., North Mankato – Large park with ball fields and soccer fields in Upper North Mankato.
Cox House Museum – 500 N Washington Ave, St. Peter – This historic home in St. Peter belonged to one of the town's earliest settlers and first mayor, Eugene Cox, and was built in 1871.
Carnegie Art Center – 120 S Broad St, Mankato – Exhibiting local artwork for 36 years, The Carnegie Art Center is a long-standing Mankato art gallery.
CityArt Walking Sculpture Tour – Downtown Mankato and North Mankato, Mankato – Brought to you by CityArt, The Walking Sculpture Tour, annually rotating over 20 installed pieces of artwork, is a highlight of a visit to Mankato or North Mankato!
Children's Museum of Southern Minnesota – 224 Lamm St, Mankato – One of Mankato's premier attractions, The Children's Museum offers activities and exhibits for all ages.
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