In 1876, Jesse James’s gang tried to rob a Minnesota bank for seven minutes; 150 years later the town still has a coat, a saddle and an outlaw’s mummified ear
- Each year, local re-enactors show how the bloody Northfield raid unfolded.
- A seven-minute gun battle in a quiet Minnesota town helped bring down America’s most famous outlaw gang, leaving behind physical relics that are still preserved 150 years later.
- On 7 September 1876, the James-Younger Gang rode into Northfield, Minnesota, planning to rob the First National Bank.
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- Each year, local re-enactors show how the bloody Northfield raid unfolded.
- A seven-minute gun battle in a quiet Minnesota town helped bring down America’s most famous outlaw gang, leaving behind physical relics that are still preserved 150 years later.
- On 7 September 1876, the James-Younger Gang rode into Northfield, Minnesota, planning to rob the First National Bank.
Sources: Times of India