Over the years, I have accumulated a number of old photographs, maps, and postcards. As I research the topic of historical brickmaking in Minnesota, I unintentionally come across other very interesting historical events. Although they may not always pertain to the topic of Minnesota bricks, they do cover Minnesota history. I enjoy history first and foremost, so I believe they are worth sharing. Check them out!
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Gassman Coulee Railroad Trestle – Great Northern Railway, Minot, ND
Blooming Summer Crops – Grand Forks County, ND
Great Northern Railway Luverne Trestle – Sheyenne River Valley North Dakota
Marion W. Savage – He Brought Dan Patch to Minnesota
North Oaks Farm – James J. Hill’s 3,000 Acre Paradise
Winnipeg Junction, Minnesota – Wiped Off the Map
A Brickyard Left to Nature – Morton, Minnesota
Crystal Springs, North Dakota – Famous Roadside Rest to Haunting Ruins
Historical Minneapolis News Nuggets
Locating a Lost Brickyard – Morton Minnesota
The Ranch Remnants – Schermerhorn Farms, Mahnomen Minnesota
A Millionaire’s Showplace to an Abandoned Farm – Schermerhorn Farms, Mahnomen Minnesota
Hidden ACO Silo – Morton, Minnesota
Barely a Trace Left – The Claybank Clay Fields
The Claybank Clay Fields – Uncovering the Lost History
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