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The Bishop Baraga Shrine above Keweenaw Bay at L'Anse, Michigan. Photo: Mandic2406, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

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Bishop Baraga Shrine: Who Built It and How Tall It Is

Bishop Baraga Shrine, L'Anse: four-ton brass figure, 26-foot snowshoes, built 1972 by Lake Linden sculptors, kept up by a donation-funded foundation. Free.

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