- Allison’s Horse Parlors
- Lost Town Dedications
- The Poor Farm
- The Foster House
- Fort Fairmount
- Interlaken Park
- Fairmont Business College
- Gomsrud Park
- The Day Farm
- What’s For Dinner?
- The Boynton Ranch & Dan Patch-A Martin County Mystery
- Early History of Martin County and Fairmont
- Fairmont’s Industrial Revolution-Fairmont Railway Motors
- From Henry Ford to Fairmont Ford – A Century of Progress
- Hazel Who......?
- The Changing Face of Retail - The Wolf-Habein Stores
- Saloons From The Past
- Business Remembered – Gone But Not Forgotten
- William Budd Elementary School
- The A & W Drive In Restaurant
- Hotels in Fairmont, Part 1
- Hotels in Fairmont, Part 2
- The Martin County Fair
- Epicenter Of Entertainment In Martin County
- Fairmont's Union Bus Depot
- Martin County's Twin Cities
- Martin County's Second City - Lakeside Cemetery
- Imogene
- Corner Grocery Stores
- Fairmont's Carnegie Library
- Sherburn - A Bit of History
- The Feed Bag Drive-In Restaurant
- Park Street Grocery – A Glimpse of Times Gone-By
- Community Treasures - Sylvania Park and the Band Shell
- Remembering Fairmont's Youth Center
- Fairmont's Second High School
- Pop & Ice Cream - Crystal Bottling Company & Nelson's Ice Cream Company
- Livingston Cabin
- Fairmont Canning Company
- Fairmont Fire Department Over 100 Years Ago
- History of Fairmont's Early Schools
- Airlines in Fairmont
- Fairmont Brewery
- Koenig's - A store ahead of its time
- Fairmont Community Hospital: 1927 - 1970s
- Fredstrom's
- Fairmont Medical Clinic: Early History
- Fair Mount Ski Slope
- Tower Shopping Center
- The Safari Lounge Controversy
- Fairmont Opera House History
- The Mansion in the Country
- The Jackson Road
- JCPenney
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Martin County Historical Society
304 East Blue Earth Avenue
Fairmont, MN 56031
Phone: 507-235-5178
Email: mchsfairmont@gmail.com
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