Historic Map - Red Wing, MN - 1868
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Historic Map - Red Wing, MN - 1880
Description
View of Red Wing, Goodhue County, M.N., 1880 / drawn & published by Shober & Carqueville.
This bird’s-eye view print of Red Wing, Minnesota was drawn and published by Schober & Carqueville Lith. Co. in 1880. Red Wing was established along the Mississippi River in the 1850's. Red Wing maintained as an agricultural community with wheat being the main crop grown.
A railroad connection with Mankato was completed in 1871. By the mid-1870's, Red Wing had become a major transportation and trading center for Minnesota’s grain market. Mills and warehouses dotted Red Wing’s landscape as shipments of grain, brought in from neighboring towns, awaited river or rail transport.
Other important industries that emerged in Red Wing along with timber and furniture making, and tanning and footwear making, included the harvesting of clay, lime and building stone
The map includes labeled streets, buildings and railroad route. Riverboat activity is displayed in the background.
Features references to the following locations:
Episcopal Church.
Baptist Church.
Methodist Church.
Mission.
German Lutheran Church.
Presbyterian Church.
Swed. Methodist Church.
Swed. Lutheran Church.
Catholic Church.
N. Lutheran Church.
N. Methodist Church.
St. Peters Norwegian Church.
Court House.
Public Schools.
Opera House.
Post Office.
C. M. & St. P. Depot.
Fair Grounds.
Elevator, Flour and Grain, Hubbard & Brown.
Elevator and Gen. Com., T. B. Sheldon & Co.
Lagrange Mills.
Goodhue Co. Bank.
Red Wing Stoneware Co.
Furniture Mfg.
Clum. Compounding Co.
Red Wing Iron Works, Densmore Bros.
City Brewery, A. Remmler.
Red Wing Brewery, J. Christ.
Carriage Mfg., Erickson, Newstrom & Co.
Sash, Door and Blind Mfg., Chas. Betcher.
Lumber Mill, Chas Betcher.
Lumber Yard, Chas. Betcher.
Carriage Mfg., M. Kappel.
Hotel de Batlo, Joseph Batlo, Proprietor.
St. James Hotel, E. J. Blood, Proprietor.
Merchants Hotel, G. J. Rice, Proprietor.
Scandinavian Hotel, A. S. Freburg, Proprietor.
Carriage Mfg., A. Newstrom & Co.
Carriage Mfg., N. Lovgren.
Diamond Jo Warehouse.
Livery Stable, S. H. Purdy.
First National Bank.
City Buss and Baggage Line, D. B. Clark.
Sash and Blind Mfg., D. C. Hill.
Cooper Shops, O. Eames.
Lime Kiln.
Diamond Mills.
Red Wing Mills.
Cooper Shops.
Red Wing Institute.
City Park.
This bird’s-eye view print of Red Wing, Minnesota was drawn and published by Schober & Carqueville Lith. Co. in 1880. Red Wing was established along the Mississippi River in the 1850's. Red Wing maintained as an agricultural community with wheat being the main crop grown.
A railroad connection with Mankato was completed in 1871. By the mid-1870's, Red Wing had become a major transportation and trading center for Minnesota’s grain market. Mills and warehouses dotted Red Wing’s landscape as shipments of grain, brought in from neighboring towns, awaited river or rail transport.
Other important industries that emerged in Red Wing along with timber and furniture making, and tanning and footwear making, included the harvesting of clay, lime and building stone
The map includes labeled streets, buildings and railroad route. Riverboat activity is displayed in the background.
Features references to the following locations:
Episcopal Church.
Baptist Church.
Methodist Church.
Mission.
German Lutheran Church.
Presbyterian Church.
Swed. Methodist Church.
Swed. Lutheran Church.
Catholic Church.
N. Lutheran Church.
N. Methodist Church.
St. Peters Norwegian Church.
Court House.
Public Schools.
Opera House.
Post Office.
C. M. & St. P. Depot.
Fair Grounds.
Elevator, Flour and Grain, Hubbard & Brown.
Elevator and Gen. Com., T. B. Sheldon & Co.
Lagrange Mills.
Goodhue Co. Bank.
Red Wing Stoneware Co.
Furniture Mfg.
Clum. Compounding Co.
Red Wing Iron Works, Densmore Bros.
City Brewery, A. Remmler.
Red Wing Brewery, J. Christ.
Carriage Mfg., Erickson, Newstrom & Co.
Sash, Door and Blind Mfg., Chas. Betcher.
Lumber Mill, Chas Betcher.
Lumber Yard, Chas. Betcher.
Carriage Mfg., M. Kappel.
Hotel de Batlo, Joseph Batlo, Proprietor.
St. James Hotel, E. J. Blood, Proprietor.
Merchants Hotel, G. J. Rice, Proprietor.
Scandinavian Hotel, A. S. Freburg, Proprietor.
Carriage Mfg., A. Newstrom & Co.
Carriage Mfg., N. Lovgren.
Diamond Jo Warehouse.
Livery Stable, S. H. Purdy.
First National Bank.
City Buss and Baggage Line, D. B. Clark.
Sash and Blind Mfg., D. C. Hill.
Cooper Shops, O. Eames.
Lime Kiln.
Diamond Mills.
Red Wing Mills.
Cooper Shops.
Red Wing Institute.
City Park.
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