Population (2010) N/A (included with Red Wing) History Named for the Eggleston brothers who were among the earliest settlers here: John and Joseph arrived in 1855 and were joined a short time later by Harlan and Ira. The village was home to a railroad station beginning in 1871 that
Population (2010) 16,459 Introduction A popular destination for daytrippers from the Twin Cities, Red Wing is a good place to use as a base to explore the surrounding area; stick around for a few days. Visitor Information Get your questions answered at the Red Wing
Population (2010) Unincorporated Introduction Wacouta is a small residential community with a number of lakefront homes and not much for a visitor to do, other than gawk at the big homes. History Wacouta was settled nearly as early as Red Wing. George Bullard arrived in
Population (2010) Unincorporated Introduction Frontenac Station is the place you pass through on the way to Frontenac State Park and Old Frontenac. Visitor Information Your best bet to learn about the local scene is to stop in to the Whistle Stop Restaurant (33683 Highway 61
Population (2010) 282 Introduction Old Frontenac was home to a well-heeled resort—the “Newport of the North”—attracting folks from across the US. It is now a well-preserved Civil War-era community undisturbed by modern roads. Visitor Information Your best bet to learn about the local scene is
Population (2010) 5,063 Introduction Lake City, more so than any other community in the region, feels like a resort town, with busy streets, boutique shops, a large marina crowded with sailboats, and unattractive waterfront condominiums. The lake abounds with natural beauty and recreational options, which explains why the city’s
