Lebanon/ Apple Valley, Rosemount Minnesota
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Interview with Ken Wagner 1968TV Digest for the week of December 14, 1968 interviews Apple Valley resident Grandpa Ken from KMSP 9 television.
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Hagemeister Grocery 1964November 26, 1964 Dakota County Tribune: Hagemeister Grocery, a family operation for 70 years has been sold and will close March 31, 1965. It will probably be torn down and used for additional parking for the new shopping center. For some Burnsville residents, especially those living near Crystal Lake, Rosemount and Lakeville was the destination for grocery shopping before the 1960s.
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150th Anniversary of RosemountOn April 6, 1858, Dakota County established Rosemount as one of its first 17 townships. On May 11, Rosemount organized. The original township included 24 sections measuring in total four miles north/south and six miles east/west in the heart of the county. This publication was prepared originally by W.G. Wolston for the Rosemount Area Chapter of the Dakota County Historical Society.Revised and reprinted by the City for Rosemount’s sesquicentennial 2008. Because early Burnsville had no high school, no bank and limited stores, Rosemount was an option for these services.
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Lebanon1869 - Dakotaa County its past and present .... introduction on Lebanon.
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Eaton's Ranch1950's ad for Eaton's Ranch, Lebanon mailing address Rosemount.
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Eaton's Ranch1950's ad for Eaton's Ranch, Lebanon mailing address Rosemount.
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Downtown Rosemount1942 view of Rosemount.
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Grandpa Ken from television lived in Lebanon (Apple Valley)Twin Cities children's tv host Ken Wagner resided near Eaton's Ranch in Apple Valley during the 1960s.
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Ryan and Corcoran 1938February 18, 1928 - Ryan and Corcoran sponsoring a show of talking pictures in conjunction with John Deere Day at Rosemount on February 24, 1938.
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Lebanon becomes Apple ValleyNovember 7, 1968 Dakota County Tribune - Voters decide to changes the name to Apple Valley.
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Ryan & CorcoranInterior of the Ryan Corcoran Hardware around 1920.
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The Triple SiloJanuary 14, 1921 ad for the Triple Silo for sale from A. H. Seward, Rosemount.
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Rosemount barbershop 1964Dakota County Tribune, July 30, 1964 reports: Old barbershop at Rosemount, waiting to be moved to the Alter Strese farm, west of Rosemount. The barbershop, used by Frank Gibson, was almost continuously used from the turn of the century. It was moved to make way for the KenRose Shopping Center being built behind it.
The VFW in Rosemount had originally wanted the building but refused it at the last minute. Plans were going ahead to burn it when Walter Strese of Strese Service Station in Rosemount said he wanted the building to store antiques in... it would later find its home restored at the Dakota County Fair Grounds, Farmington.
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First State Bank of Rosemount1959 ad for its 50th anniversary. At this time Burnsville had no banks, nor did Savage. Many residents
selected Rosemount, Lakeville or even Bloomington for their banking needs at this time.
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First State Bank of Rosemount1959 ad for its 50th anniversary. At this time Burnsville had no banks, nor did Savage. Many residents
selected Rosemount, Lakeville or even Bloomington for their banking needs at this time.
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Kohls farmThe Kohls family farm, Cedar Avenue, Apple Valley.
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Apple Valley mayor unexcited over shop center 1973The St. Paul Dispatch July 10, 1973 reports: Apple Valley Mayor Fred Largen is one person who is not excited about plans for a $20 million regional shopping center in Burnsville. The mayor, who's been fighting hard to entice a similar development into his community, suspects that last week's announcement is just some more hoopla in the Apple Valley Burnsville rivalry for commercial development....
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Apple ValleyThe Lebanon Cemetery is located at the corner of County Road 42 and Pilot Knob Road. Lebanon Cemetery of Apple Valley is owned and operated by the City of Apple Valley as a public cemetery.
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Lebanon Township establishes police department 1964December 31, 1964 Minnesota Valley Review
Police begin functioning, Gene Corrigan and Ken Rowley officers....
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Lebanon Township School Lebanon History at Dakota County, Dakota County Fair Grounds.
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Lebanon Township discusses the need for a new town hall 1965March 4, 1965 Minnesota Valley Review...
Growing Lebanon Township begins to explore a new town hall...
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Rosemount Leprechaun DaysRosemount's yearly community event - Leprechaun Days.
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Apple Valley being builtThe township is Lebanon and the housing development called Apple Valley in this 1963 Dakota County Tribune photos.
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Corcoran farm auctionMarch 24, 1939 Dakota County Tribune auction at William Corcoran farm.
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First State Bank of Rosemount1959 ad for its 50th anniversary. At this time Burnsville had no banks, nor did Savage. Many residents
selected Rosemount, Lakeville or even Bloomington for their banking needs at this time.
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Palomino Hills coming!January 31, 1957 - The new development will be named Palomino Hills...
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Old Townhall Council decides to move it away 1983Countryside News April 25, 1989 reports the City of Apple Valley votes to donate the Lebanan Township Hall to Dakota City in Farmington.
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Old buildings make way for new in Rosemount 1970sBefore the opening of the Burnsville High School in 1956 portions of Burnsville students attended Rosemount high school and
viewed these buildings.
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Over the Years Lebanon becomes Apple ValleyThe December 1990 issue of Over the Years, published by the Dakota County Historical Society, tells the story of how Lebanon Township becomes the suburb known as Apple Valley.
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A History of Lebanon - Apple ValleyThe Dakota County Historical Society's Over the Years, Volume 30 Number 1 December, 1990 features The Transformation of Lebanon Township to Apple Valley.
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