Ramsey County Historical Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of Ramsey County in Saint Paul, Minnesota. With a mission to preserve the past, inform the present, and inspire the future, the society offers a range of programs and services that educate and engage audiences of all ages. One of the society's core programs is Gibbs Farm, which provides hands-on programs for children and adults, bringing to life both pioneer and Dakota lifeways.

Gibbs Farm offers educational tours, immersive camps, and special programs during the summer, allowing families to explore and learn about the farm and its history. Additionally, Ramsey County Historical Society publishes Ramsey County History magazine, books, podcasts, and documentaries, showcasing engaging histories that might otherwise be lost. The society's Mary Livingston Griggs & Mary Griggs Burke Research Center contains a vast collection of resources documenting the history of Ramsey County and Saint Paul, available to both RCHS members and the general public.

Through exhibitions, tours, and the History Revealed series, Ramsey County Historical Society offers opportunities for visitors to immerse themselves in history, gain new knowledge, and gain a different perspective on the past. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a student, or a curious individual, Ramsey County Historical Society provides a valuable resource for exploring the rich heritage of Saint Paul and Ramsey County