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What remains of Jesse James’ bloody Northfield raid? A coat, a saddle — and an outlaw’s ear
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· September 6, 2026
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Key points Further details about the raid and its aftermath are available, including how the town is commemorating the 150-year anniversary of the September day when the event took place. A notorious event is being remembered 150 years after it occurred.
A notorious event is being remembered 150 years after it occurred. The James-Younger Gang, led by Jesse James, was involved in a bloody raid. Some remnants of the raid still exist, including a coat and a saddle. A unusual artifact, an outlaw's ear, is also among the remaining items.
The event is being marked by a Minnesota town that stood up to the gang. This town is famously known for its resistance to the outlaws.
Further details about the raid and its aftermath are available, including how the town is commemorating the 150-year anniversary of the September day when the event took place.
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Category: News Published: September 6, 2026 Source: Star Tribune Reading time: 1 min
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