The first published, though uncredited, account of Paul Bunyan appeared in a Duluth News Tribune article from 1904 that told the story of “the decline of the great American Lumber Jack.” ...

A rare dusting of snow blankets California’s Del Norte Redwoods State Park, one of the dozens of sites from Oregon to Maine where stories and statues of Paul Bunyan, a legendary figure in ...

Of all the things Minnesotans may say the rest of the country gets wrong, they'd have a tough time disproving that the state loves Paul Bunyan. Case in point: Cragun's Resort Golf & Conference ...

"Paul Bunyan: The Invention of an American Legend" is a comic-style book for young readers based on the true story of how a lumber company popularized the ax-wielding giant. DULUTH — Like a lot ...

It may have changed your life; you may have changed your pants. But you never forgot the way the Paul Bunyan statue spoke to you, and time turned it into a fond memory. Whatever happened to that ...

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Paul Bunyan statue, a landmark in midtown Tucson, may soon be looking for a new home. Don’s Hot Rod Shop, where the statue stands, is up for sale. The statue has ...

From “Paul Bunyan: The Invention of an American Legend.”Credit...Noah Van Sciver Supported by By Patricia Nelson Limerick When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site ...