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The Mille Lacs County Historical Society is located in the historic  Princeton Minnesota Great Northern Railway depot.

The Mille Lacs County Historical Society is located in the historic  Princeton Minnesota Great Northern Railway depot.

Welcome

Thank you for visiting our website. 

There's much to see here. 

We are currently open only on 

Wednesdays and Fridays from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

For research assistance during this time, 

call Judy at 612.309.4622 or 

leave a message on the MLCHS Facebook page.

 We are an all volunteer,

 IRS-approved 501(c)(3) non profit organization.     

We are currently open on Wednesdays and Fridays                     from 10 am to 2 pm.   

or by appointment Contact Barry Schreiber (763) 607-3195 

Brickton

                   The Brickton Monument Expansion is now completed!   Stop by 3 miles north of Princeton on Highway 169 (east side) and see the latest news about our favorite "ghost town"!  

Check out this video, the history of Brickton, which aired on "So Minnesota". 


Summer 2023

Pioneer School sessions for Summer 2023 will be posted soon to the Princeton Community Education Summer Classes.   

Four sessions are planned.


Thrill your child with time travel to a classroom in a real Pioneer School taught as it was in the 1870s.  All six grades are taught together in this one room school house at the Princeton Great Northern Railway Depot. 

 Kids grades 1 through 6 learn together at the same time 

with no electronics.   

The 1951 Films of the Princeton Boys Leaving for Korea Are Now Available On The Internet

   We are pleased to report that the project to digitize the 2600 feet of 1951  16 mm films of the Princeton "boys" taken by Charlie Henschel has been completed.  The films are now available world wide 24 / 7 at the Minnesota Digital Library:  https://collection.mndigital.org/catalog?utf8=%E2%9C%93&facet.sort=index&search_field=all_fields&q=henschel  

Thanks to the visionaries who took these films, showed them in the Strand Theater week by week in 1951, the family that preserved the films for 70 years and to the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund for supporting the work of the Minnesota Digital Library to make unique records of Minnesota life available to all.                

Check out this video that aired on "So Minnesota" about the 1951 films.

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Mille Lacs County Historical Society

Mille Lacs County Historical Society 101 10th Ave., So., Princeton MN 55371, Office message phone (763) 389-1296

or call Barry Schreiber at (763) 607-3195

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