| Most viewed - Savage(formerly Hamilton), Lakeville and Shakopee Minnesota |
Kearney Grocery, Savage with new exterior111 viewsKearney Grocery Store, downtown Savage, owned by Gene and Mary Kearney, as it looked in 1954.
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Interior of the Kearney Grocery, Savage Minnesota97 views1954 - Interior of the Kearney Grocery store, Savage Minnesota.
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George Allen House built 188897 viewsThe house was built by George Allen in 1888 who died of pneumonia during the building process. The home remained in the Allen family until 1908, when it was purchased by the McColl family, who owned it until 1984.
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1954 Dan Patch Days96 viewsBETTY OSTER, MARY KEARNEY & KATHYRN MCQUISTON IN COSTUME.
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Marion Savage Summer Home 191696 viewsLocated in Bloomington, it overlooked Marion Savage's stables in"Savage". Shown are Rose, Henry, Rosella, Mary and Esther Sheridan.
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Shopping at Kearney's in Savage92 viewsInterior photo of Kearney's Grocery in Savage, Mn. Owned and operated by Gene and Mary Kearney.
1954.
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Flooded Savage early 1900s92 viewsThe Minnesota River over its banks at the Savage bridge...the Taj Mahal in the background...which was the site of the Dan Patch stables. The whole valley is covered in water.
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George and Joe Kearney at Savage depot 191591 viewsGeorge holding his son "George Joseph" Kearney at the Savage Depot. This station has been moved twice from its original location. In 1973 it was moved to Murphy's Landing in Shakopee and then it was moved back to Savage in 2006. The book "The Chicago And Northwestern In Minnesota" (Luecke, 1990) claims this station was built in 1883.
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Gene and Mary Pat Kearney at their store in Savage91 viewsKearney Grocery Store owners Gene and Mary in Savage 1954.
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Exterior of the Kearney Store Savage 90 viewsA slightly different angle showing the Kearney Grocery Store, Savage.
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Antler's Park Lakeville89 viewsThe Dan Patch depot .In order to attract a multitude of passengers [to his Dan Patch Railroad, Marion] Savage put Antler’s Park on the map [named in allusion to the former abundance of deer in this region]. It was located on the southeast shore of Prairie Lake [renamed Lake Marion in honor of Savage], and contained summer homes and facilities for picnics, boating, swimming, fishing, hunting and dancing. The excursion trains to Antler’s Park were always very crowded. Those who remember riding these crowded trains remember the good times both on the ride and in the park.
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Kearney's V Store88 viewsOwned by Gene and Mary Kearney, located in Downtown Savage. Next to the Variety Store was their grocery store. - 1960s.
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Dan Patch Days 195488 viewsThe Kiddie parade during the 1954 Dan Patch Days.
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1909 and 1910 Savage Pacers Baseball Team88 viewsLeft to right first row - Fred Coakley, Tom Duffy, Andy Studer, Norm Dahlberg and Tom Fahey. Second row - Mark McDonald, George
Allen Sr., Ernie Sanderson, George Coakley and Mike Zeller.
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The O'Brien farm in Savage88 viewsFrom Will Williams:
I am quite sure the photo is of the O'Brien farm in Savage. It makes sense it would be in Betty Sodomka's photos since her mother was an O'Brien. My Dad would always take us to pick wild plums along their driveway which entered from highway 13-now CSAH 27.
I also hunted ducks back towards Mccolls Lake which their land abutted about where the ELC is now. The three O'Brien boys were quite an interesting trio. Frenchie, Ed ,and Tom.
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86 viewsPicture postcard for Savage Minnesota including: St John the Baptist Catholic Church, Dan Patch and the Dan Patch stables.
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Dan Patch Days 195186 viewsAn early photo of the popular community festival.
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Exterior of the Kearney Grocery Store, Savage, MN.85 views1950 - The Kearney Grocery Store owned and operated by Gene and Mary Kearney in downtown Savage.
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1957 Dan Patch Days85 viewsCousins Laurie McCoy and Jim Kearney at Dan Patch Days.
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Eli Kearney home84 viewsLocated in downtown Savage near the present St. John the Baptist school.
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Credit River 196584 viewsThe year of the great flood, Credit River, downtown Savage is shown.
The Credit River issues from a small lake in the city of Elko New Market in southeastern Scott County, and flows generally northward through the townships of New Market and Credit River and the city of Savage. It flows into the Minnesota River from the south in Savage, approximately 14 miles (22 km) south-southwest of downtown Minneapolis.
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1953 Dan Patch Parade83 viewsA scene from the 1953 Dan Patch Parade in Savage.
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Terry Kearney in dad's delivery truck 194782 viewsTerry Kearney, son of Gene and Mary, who operated a grocery store in Savage, is shown
in their delivery truck. The building in the right of the photo was once the Berrisford and then Garvey Store and today
the Razor's Edge Barbershop.
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PDF - Savage becomes a little giant of Industry81 viewsDouble click to open ....
St Paul Dispatch newspaper article 1962.
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Christmas decorations 194580 viewsExterior Christmas tree at the Gene and Mary Kearney home Christmas 1945.
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1954 Dan Patch 80 viewsThe color guard begins the parade.
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Dan Patch Parade 195673 viewsThis annual community festival celebrates race horse Dan Patch and owner Marion Savage.
The town was originally named Hamilton and renamed in honor of Marion Savage.
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1966 Dan Patch Days70 viewsSHARON AND SUSAN ALLEN IN PARADE
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A History of Scott County - Glendale/Hamilton66 viewsThis history of Scott County provides an overview of Glendale and Hamilton, which would later become Savage. It also references the early connection to Byrnesville/Burnsville and merchant John Berrisford.
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Razors Edge Barbershop once Berrisford store65 viewsFor over 50 years Jens Bohn who died in 2018 proudly defined himself as a Real Barber, at the shop which was once the Berrisford Store in Burnsville. This is the rear view of the building. The second building, built on the property in the 1980s served various businesses.
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