Byway Photo Tour CSAH #1

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0.9 The Old Grade Road

During the late 1800's, the Old Grade was a railroad track used to move logs. Now the railbed serves as a minimum...

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1.1 Swanburg Cemetery

The cemetery was laid out in 1935 and is affiliated with Faith Lutheran Church of Swanburg.

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1.7 Faith Lutheran Church

Built in 1940, the church originally had its bell in the church bell tower, but following a wild storm in 1963, the bell...

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1.8 Timothy Town Hall

Until 1947, the Town Hall was a one-room schoolhouse. Then and now, the plumbing was an outdoor biffy. There are still...

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2.9 Camp Foley, Crow Wing County Road 134

Take a side trip to view Our Lady of the Snows Chapel. Listed on the National Register of Historic Landmarks, the chapel...

3.4 Timothy Township Interpretive panel

Read Paul Bunyan's story about the Township's namesake, Timothy. Or as Paul tells it... Timothy Burr. The panel...

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4.4 Lone Pine Posting Tree

This tree, struck by lightning, stands alone along the byway. Messages to travelers, news of the day, and movie bills for...

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6.6 Arrowhead Lake

Located south of CSAH 1, Arrowhead Lake is one of the fourteen lakes of the Whitefish Chain. Once known as Mud Lake,...

8.5 Nuts and Bolts Metal Sculpture- Rambling Roads

At the northeast side of CSAH 1 and 15 is a metal sculpture of two horses pulling an old covered wagon. This art was a...

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8.6 Glacial Boulder Field

On the north side, we see a Glacial Boulder Field, evidence of an ice age retreat across Minnesota. Bunyan lore refers to...

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9.1 Wildlife Marsh

This low marshy area is the home for a variety of wildlife. Stop for a minute right after a rain or during spring run-off...

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9.8 Outhouse?

Look carefully in the clearing on the north side, looks like an outhouse to me.

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10.0 Meadowland

Another area of habitat for local wildlife, a meadowland. Again take a minute to search for wildflowers, birds and...

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11.7 Cloverdale School

Cloverdale School

12.0 Arvig Creek

You may also notice Arvig Creek flowing under the road, and then down the stream a bit it joins the Pine River. The creek...

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12.2 Shamp's Family Cemetery

Shamp is a name well known in the Pine River area, currently Shamp's Meat Market is a favorite stopping place for both...

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12.5 Orth's Mercantile

On the north side, you will see a white building with a different style front giving away its retail origin as Orth's...

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12.5 Old Highway 371

The County 44 corner, from here to Pine River used to be State Highway 371, the main artery to town. During the 1920s and...

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12.8 Little Red Caboose

NCIA Inc. uses the "Little Red Caboose" as their office. Read more about it on the second deck of Byway playing cards.

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13.1 Pine River Airport

On the north side, you see the Pine River Airport, in recent years there has been a lot of growth and use with even a...

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13.4 City Limits

Pine River City Limits are marked with a sign.

13.5 Community Softball Fields

Stop by to watch a game during the season. Bring the whole family!

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13.9 Dabill Sawmill

The Dabill Sawmill, making log siding, very popular for the rustic look in housing in the area.

14.3 Kater Park and Pine River swimming area

Quite a lot of history has been made in the area around the dam. Explorers, such as Zebulon Pike, once camped on the...

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14.8 Pine River Information Center

The new main City of Pine River intersection is Barclay Ave and HWY 371. Look across to the left, see the Old Railroad...

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