History of Annandale

History
of
Annandale

Main Street Annandale, 1903

Photo courtesy of the MN Historical Soc.

Narrative of area history since before white settlers arrived in the 1800s

Monthly presentations since 1991

List of local cemeteries, links to maps showing the location of cemeteries, transcriptions of many local cemeteries

Mayors, Recorders (Clerks), Tax Levy, and Councilors since 1888

Charter Members in 1919

Class lists for all AHS graduating classes from 1907 to the present

Telephone Directories

Annandale listings from 1913, 1956, and 1966;
and South Haven listings from 1956

Sources of obituaries of local residents

Twenty-First Century businesses, churches, farms, clubs, and families with roots that go back 100 years

Books about Annandale area history

Other Sources of Annandale History

Educational museum just east of Annandale that displays the history of the area's early pioneers

External link to another source of Annandale history

External link to another source of Annandale history

There are three places in the Annandale area that are on the National Register of History Places:

Neighbor Communities' History

History of the Kimball, our neighbor to the west, from the History section of their newspaper, the Tri-County News

History of Maple Lake, our neighbor to the east, from the City of Maple Lake website

History of the City of Cokato, our neighbor to the south, from the Cokato Museum website