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Alhambra was a paper town located on the east side of Cross Lake. Read more about it on the MinnPost site in their article on Paper Towns, then come back and explore these related links.
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2020 Supplement
Our calendars have always contained a QR code that links to more information about the featured image. This year we have also made that information available in a booklet format. 50 pages of pictures and clippings that tell “The rest of the story”. $12.00
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Buy both the calendar & the supplement for $20.00 & save $2.00
The calendar & supplement can be purchased locally at the Chamber of Commerce.
Email us if you would like to order either item or both and have them shipped.
The calendar & supplement can be purchased locally at the Chamber of Commerce.
Email us if you would like to order either item or both and have them shipped.
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Next General Meeting
The meeting will be held in the meeting room of the Pine City Public Library
Sunday, November 17, 2019 at 2:00pm "Found at the Furpost"
Join us as Patrick Schifferdecker, site manager at the Snake River Fur Post talks about artifacts in our collection that were found at the Fur Post by Joe Neubauer. The public as always is invited and encouraged to bring items related to the topic to share. Memberships will be available for purchase. For more information call 320 322 9208 or email pcahistory@gmail.com. Past Meetings
Read about a past general meeting; "Rural Electrification" Read a companion article to "Logging in Pine County" Read about a past general meeting; "Rural Schools" Read about a past general meeting; "History Rocks" |
Local History Group
Rural School Museum & The Military Road
The history association is pleased to share two new brochures.
Membership - download Brochure
The history association is funded by memberships. The public is encouraged to become a member of the Pine City Area History Association. An individual/household membership costs $20.00 and is valid for one year. You may purchase your membership by mail. Complete the membership form and drop it in the mail. |
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Privy Diggers
In the summer of 2015 we brought the Privy Diggers to town. Here is a video of one of the digs.
The Privy Diggers were here in Fall 2016. You can see some of their finds on our Facebook page. |
