Apr 3, 2024
At next week’s Lake City Historical Society Open Hours event you will be able to hear lost voices from the past telling stories of lives lived and events that shaped our community.
They include Ben Simons talking about the harbor and the fishing pontoon, Hattie Brown talking about working as...
Mar 27, 2024
Lake City Historical Society (LCHS) Board Member Katie Himanga reprised her popular presentation on the Sioux Half-Breed Reserve at Lake Pepin and early Lake City history with additional information and insights at a well-attended presentation at City Hall on Friday, March 22.
This is the first...
Mar 6, 2024
Bring your “First Fish” photo or your “one that got away” story to the Lake City Historical Society Open Hours next Tuesday, March 12.
We’ll be setting up a Lake Pepin display at City Hall for the Governor’s Fishing Opener on May 10-11.
We have some great historical photos and stories of...
Feb 28, 2024
At last Friday’s Open Hours Event at the Lake City Historical Society (LCHS), the Collections Committee brought out items from their archives to inspect, document and repack using archival materials purchased with money donated recently from the American Legion Post 110. The public was invited to...
Feb 21, 2024
The public is invited to join Lake City Historical Society volunteers for a chance to touch and see some of the objects in the collection during Open Hours on Friday, Feb. 23, from noon to 3 p.m.
Collection Committee volunteers will be boxing up some old treasures that are in storage along with...
Feb 7, 2024
At its Tuesday, Feb. 13, Open Hours Event, the Lake City Historical Society (LCHS) will be hosting a second round table discussion about the Old Jail.
The LCHS board has been getting a number of inquiries about the history of the Old Jail and expressions of concern about its fate. The Old Jail...
Jan 24, 2024
Recently the Lake City Historical Society posted a photo on Facebook of this home on S. Oak Street and asked for any information from former owners. Not only did this elicit memories of this home (and photos and related Graphic articles too!), other homes were posted with requests for memories and...
Jan 17, 2024
We regret to inform you of the tragic loss of life of Marshal Bradley Rodgers that occurred in July of 1892 as a result of a citizen’s mental health crisis. Marshal Rodgers left behind a wife and young son and a legacy of respected law enforcement officers in Lake City.
Sgt. Bill Wiest of the Lake...
Jan 3, 2024
The Lake City Historical Society (LCHS) is hosting its first Open Hours event of 2024 this upcoming Tuesday, Jan. 9 from noon to 3 p.m. in the second floor ballroom of City Hall. This is a great opportunity to come by to access our achives and collection with assistance from LCHS board and...
Dec 20, 2023
The planned topic for discussion at this week’s Open Hours event at the Lake City Historical Society (LCHS) was our recently launched online exhibit about The Wave sculpture and its history and significance. And while we did acquire another photo of The Wave and a story of its use as a place for...