The Great Hinckley Fire History Society and Culture Hinckley H Localities Minnesota United States



	The Great Hinckley Fire History Society and Culture Hinckley H Localities Minnesota United States The Great Hinckley Fire History Society and Culture Hinckley H Localities Minnesota United States The Great Hinckley Fire The Great Hinckley Fire, on September 1, 1894, killed 418 people. The most conservative estimate is that 160,000 acres were burned. It was one of the deadliest fires in U.S. history. Top: Regional: North America: United States: Minnesota: Localities: H: Hinckley: Society and Culture: History: The Great Hinckley Fire: See Also: Top/Society/History/By Topic/Disasters/Fires - The dramatic story of the heroism of a railroad engineer who saved almost 300 lives during the Great Hinckley Fire. - News feature from Minnesota Public Radio about Ojibwe artist Steve Premo's mural honoring an Ojibwe woman who rescued a white family in the Hinckley Fire of 1894.
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