Jul 10, 2019
The Lake City Historical Society has an on-going project to restore the legibility of stones marking the graves of people relevant to the early history of the community. (Checks to support this work should be mailed to LCHS, PO 245, Lake City, MN 55041.) For this issue of the Graphic, the featured...
Sep 19, 2018
The Lake City Historical Society has an on-going project to restore the legibility of stones marking the graves of people relevant to the early history of the community. (Checks to support this work should be mailed to LCHS, PO 245, Lake City, MN 55041.) For this issue of the Graphic, the featured...
Apr 24, 2018
A film crew from the television show “Mysteries of the Museum” sets up in the City Hall Ballroom in Lake City to film a segment about Ralph Samuelson’s water skis last December. Samuelson invented the sport of water skiing on Lake Pepin in 1922. The segment will air tonight (Thursday, April 26) at...
Jan 31, 2018
It’s the end for a burr oak tree at the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) field office in Lake City.
The tree that has stood there since before the DNR built the building – and maybe since before the city was founded – contracted oak wilt in recent years.
An attempt at treatment...
Nov 9, 2017
The Lake City Historical Society has an on-going project to restore the legibility of stones marking the graves of people relevant to the early history of the community. (Checks to support this work should be mailed to LCHS, PO 245, Lake City, MN 55041.) For this issue of the Graphic, the featured...
Sep 7, 2017
The Lake City Historical Society has an on-going project to restore the legibility of stones marking the graves of people relevant to the early history of the community. (Checks to support this work should be mailed to LCHS, PO 245, Lake City, MN 55041.) For this issue of the Graphic, the featured...
Aug 10, 2017
The Lake City Historical Society has an on-going project to restore the legibility of stones marking the graves of people relevant to the early history of the community. For this issue of the Graphic, the featured gravesite is of Henry Selover (b. 1838, d. 1925) in Lakewood Cemetery.
Aug 10, 2017
Two years ago, Dave Dueholm took the role of Lake City pioneer Raymond Hanisch in the Memorial Day cemetery tour sponsored by the Lake City Historical Society (LCHS). Hanisch, an Austrian immigrant who came to Lake City in 1869, was best known in the community as owner of an opera house on Center...