St. Vincent Memories

 John Boucher - Back row, on left (1855)  Provision was made in the ninth article of the treaty of October 2, 1863 (aka Old Crossing ...

  "... W ith the rapid movement of railroad building into the northern part of the valley, the opening of large farms continued unabate...

Kittson County residents who died during the 1918 Spanish Influenza epidemic, included: -  Gust A. Leonard Norberg : Died of Spanish Fl...

[Note — General Manager McDougal of the Pershing Way [Association] , who was for a short time Publicity Commissioner of the Jefferson High...

I present to you, one of St. Vincent's early pioneers - John A. Vanstrum. A veteran of the Civil War, he became very civic-minded, serv...

"The term was finished in two and a half days, and the balance of last day, awaiting the arrival of the train south, was spent fishing...

"We can talk good roads," he continued, "until we are blue in the face if there is not that great highway running between ...

W e are in the midst of the Centennial years of WWI . Many men from Kittson County fought in the "Great War", or the "War to ...

"An annual award,  History Educator Hall of Fam e is presented to the teachers, one in each county, who are the most effective in teach...

H ey, Kittson County homies! Take a look at a new song all about our hood, written by hometown girl, Nancy Haubrich. Every purchase of t...

[Courtesy:  Kittson County History Center & Museum] At the Zenith of its production years, the early elevated view seen above of the man...

Dr. Campbell was a versatile man, with credentials as a Dentist as  well as a Physician, from the Eclectic Medical Institute of Cincinnat...

I t all started with a trade:  One hat, for one bottle of whiskey... If there's one thing I've learned writing this blog, it...