Although this is a small town, and a relatively new town (by Northern standards), that's what makes this museum so interesting. Photos and artifacts tell the story from Native Americans to European settlers and northern transplants trying to settle this wilderness. The museum is located on the first floor of the 1920's school, complete with original floors and light fixtures. Different rooms are organized by theme. Photos, paintings, old signs and news clippings adorn the walls. There are even examples of period clothing and photos of the first buildings ever built in town. Fascinating for new residents and a pleasant time for visitors. A very informative docent was tending the museum when we arrived. Also, it's free!!See more..
