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This Central MN Town Was Once Known as Abbeyville
This Central MN Town Was Once Known as Abbeyville
This Central MN Town Was Once Known as Abbeyville
Bishop says "There are several versions of the source of Annandale's name. The village was originally named Abbeyville, but a new name had to be chosen when applying for a post office permit revealed there was already an Abbeyville in Minnesota.
A Trail Continues to Benefit This Central MN Town
A Trail Continues to Benefit This Central MN Town
A Trail Continues to Benefit This Central MN Town
Bowlus is a town of 279 people that was settled in the early 1900s, platted in 1907 and became incorporated in 1910. Bowlus has an operating post office since 1907, a lumberyard, meat market, hair salon, restaurant, gas station, liquor store, boutique, fire department, park with bike trail going through it, Legion, and Catholic Church.
This Central MN Town Was Known For Making Ice
This Central MN Town Was Known For Making Ice
This Central MN Town Was Known For Making Ice
WJON's small town series brings us to Big Lake. Big Lake is a city of 11,686 located in Sherburne County along Highway 10 just east of Becker and west of Elk River. Big Lake was originally called Humboldt until 1867. It features two prominent lakes with Big Lake and Mitchell Lake in the city limits.
This Central MN Town Was Once Known as Oak City
This Central MN Town Was Once Known as Oak City
This Central MN Town Was Once Known as Oak City
Milaca is a small town located in central Minnesota in Mille Lacs County along Highways 169 and 23. Milaca has a population of 3,021 and is also along the Rum River. Milaca is the county seat in Mille Lacs County. To help tell the story of Milaca I was joined by Tom Sauer of the Milaca Museum and Milaca Mayor Dave Dillan.

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