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Niemackl Lake Park Day New page of regular meetings & events here. New messages on Keep-in-Touch here. Winter beauty The Grant County Fair grounds in Herman glow in the low winter sun. ![]() ![]() ![]() Summer beauty These colorful flowers were planted at the Herman-Norcross Community School last summer by a group of community volunteers. The second bed of flowers resembles the American flag when viewed from above. Plans are afoot to repeat the feat this coming summer. Click on any image to see a larger photo. Use your "back" button to return to this page. Herman Trott stories Biographical information about our founding -- or at least naming -- father, Herman Trott, is here. The information was provided by Herman Trott's daughter. The other stories are the stuff of legend. Click here to read a myth about how Herman Trott tried to save Herman's blueberry patch. Click here to read a myth about Herman Trott and sharks in Pullman Lake. Herman native Ron Nachbor's book, "Sidewalks," available Ron Nachbor has written a delightful book of stories about people who lived in Herman while he was growing up. You can get more information about purchasing the books from Ron by contacting him by e-mail at rnachobr@msn.com To read the stories from "Sidewalks," click on any of the names below. More will be added from time to time. 1. Bill Norman 2. Nels H. Nelson 3. George Leigh and Earl Newberger 4. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Smedley 5. Clarence Andrews Old photos of Herman Two pages from Randy Larson's collection of old Herman photos along with what information we have are We would welcome additional information. Click here and hereto see them. Photos of holiday lights in Herman are here Photos of the old Herman Market Company elevator being torn down are here. The links to this page will tell you more about our community. If you have specific questions or comments, please contact Cassie Larson, the webmaster of this site. You can contact me at 1-320-677-2763 or Vegitto_is_neeto@hotmail.com. If you send me an email, please label it something similar to "HERMAN WEBSITE UPDATE". Otherwise, I will NOT respond or even open the email. Thank you. |
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