The Chippewa and Sioux Indians roamed this area before the French fur traders came trapping fur bearing animals which were plentiful along the Eau Galle River.
The real history of the village of Eau Galle began in 1838-39 when a sawmill was . . . — — Map (db m32868) HM
Near S. 2nd Street west of 5th Avenue S., on the right when traveling west.
Mill Place had several lives before its conversion to offices in 1985. It began as a barrel factory. In the early days of milling in Minneapolis, flour was packaged in wood barrels. Albert Hall and Marcus Dann established a barrel-making . . . — — Map (db m269329) HM
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