The Iron Range Historical Society publishes four newsletters annually entitled Range Reminiscing, in addition to other publications. The organization is also responsible for the oversight of several off-premises attractions. One of these, the Longyear Drill Site, has recently completed renovation."Longyear Drill Site Renovation" September 24, 2009 Range Times (MN) The Iron Range Historical Society also made efforts in 1976 to save the last remaining smokestack at the Corsica Mine near Elcor, Minnesota. Architecturally significant, it was built by Cornish miners in 1901 and was the last of its kind on the Iron Range."There She Blows-Finally! Attempt to Save it Too Late: Old Stack Blasted Down" September 28, 1976 Hibbing Daily Tribune (MN)"Last Stack Bombed: Old Stack Blown; Protests Overridden" September 28, 1976 Mesabi Daily News (MN)"Before...and After" September 29, 1976 Gilbert Herald (MN) In 2010, the Iron Range Historical Society was awarded a Legacy Grant from the Minnesota Historical Society to broaden accessibility to their newspaper records, May 2010 Legacy Small Grant Recipients: MNHS.ORG and a grant from the Eveleth Area Community Foundation for the publication of their 2015 book Iron Range Ghost Locations. "Iron Range Historical Society Receives Grant to Publish Book" February 27, 2015 Hometown Focus (MN)
