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News
Thief River Falls and Pennington County, a book of images from vintage postcards published by Arcadia Publishing, is now available for purchase. The 128-page book was authored by Thief River Falls resident Caryl Bugge, with assistance from the Pennington County Historical Society’s Advisory Committee. The book is available locally at HD Floral in Thief River Falls and online at Amazon.com. It retails for $19.99, and the author has assigned the royalities to PCHS. The book is NOT available at PCHS or the Village. PCHS does, however, offer additional publications for purchase.
Online Feature
Emmett Mousley Sign Phototour
Chances are, you've seen an Emmett Mousley sign around Thief River Falls.
And while they are getting fewer and farther between, it's hard to get around
town without seeing one. In this phototour, we present 24 photos of signs
created by Thief River Falls signmaker Emmett Mousley (1901-1980).
Dwight's Hartz Market, 2nd Ave & Horace St (ca. 1980's)
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