Camp Ripley Book Available
We’ve just received copies of Sandra Alcott Erickson’s new book, Camp Ripley: 1930-1960, to sell here at the Weyerhaeuser Museum. The book is softcover and…
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If you have attempted to leave comments on “Skimming the Cream” (like on that Lincoln School photo identification post), you may have been frustrated by…
View More CommentsIt's Not Too Late to Make Your Reservation
It’s not too late to make your reservation for the Historical Society’s program and annual dinner meeting this coming Sunday, October 7. The theme of…
View More It's Not Too Late to Make Your ReservationPhotos of Houses Wanted
Here at the museum, we get lots of requests for information related to area houses. People have gotten increasingly interested in the histories of their…
View More Photos of Houses WantedArchitecture: The Little Falls Boomtown Legacy
Are you curious about local architecture? Do you like to eat? Well, we have a program just for you. On Sunday, October 7, 2007, at…
View More Architecture: The Little Falls Boomtown LegacyLincoln Elementary School Class Portraits – Circa 1965
Anybody recognize themselves!?! If you do, please let us know. The two photographs, which are recent donations to The Morrison County Historical Society, show two…
View More Lincoln Elementary School Class Portraits – Circa 1965Minnesota Orphan Train Event
This press release was received from the Franciscan Sisters of Little Falls, Minnesota: 47th Annual Minnesota Orphan Train Riders and Friends Annual Meeting Have you…
View More Minnesota Orphan Train EventCheck Out This Dig
Here is a regional event that definitely has ties to Morrison County: Kathio State Park to Host Archaeology Day The Minnesota Archaeological Society will be…
View More Check Out This DigCaveat on Events Posting
I received a request to post information on a state-wide event today. Before I post it, I’d like to explain a little bit about what…
View More Caveat on Events PostingTracing Your Polish Heritage
One group of people who immigrated to Morrison County en masse was the Polish. If you’re interested in your Polish heritage, you’ll want to attend…
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