Any Minnesota experts? Stereoscope card, what waterfall?

Found this 1870s stereoscope card, the larger size one. From Minnesota, I can find similar ones online but I am not sure what waterfall this is. Anyone know?

 

Going by the list on the back it looks like it could be Minniehaha falls.

 

Minnehaha

 

Not absolutely positive but I'm going to guess this would be the middle falls of Gooseberry Falls State Park (Two Harbors, MN). The walking bridge would be the point where you could see both the middle & the lower falls at the same time.

My doubts come in from the difference in what the vertical drop seems to be, but the amount of water flow might account for some of the deception.

Because of its proximity to the road, it is probably the best known of the waterfalls on North Shore Drive.

This more modern photo shows the middle & the lower falls and the modern highway. All part of the very scenic North Shore Drive, along the edge of Lake Superior.

 

I was so convinced that it would be a falls from the North Shore Drive. . .I'll leave the picture so people can appreciate the beauty, even tho I'm way off course on my guess. SIS & Terry know best.

 

Minnehaha Falls appears to be right on! Thanks guys!

 

Minnehaha Falls is the most iconic of water features in Minnesota, thanks to Longfellow's poem Every school kid knows it and a lot of local families have at least one image of it kicking around the place somewhere. Here's a similar stereoscope card.