SATURDAY SCHEDULE

Your first stop should be at the VISITOR CENTER located at the Anthony Feed Service Building in Norseland. Here you can get maps, buy the book, get your postcard stamped, purchase other memorbilia and see the Borgeson movies(circa 1940's)of area farms.

PARKING: There are several areas to park. Watch for signs. You will need to drive to District 6 and the Tostenson and Quist farms. If you park on the east end of town, you might want to drive to the west end of town for the evening activities. There will be a shuttle bus.

TOURS of Historic Sites 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Jens Annexstad Blacksmith Shop on the Allen Quist farm, closed it’s doors in 1950 and is waiting for 21st Century visitors to take a walk back in time to view the smithy’s domain.
Visit a typical farm of the early 1900s. The Tostenson Brothers Sesquicentennial farm, located in New Sweden Township near Norseland will welcome visitors that day.

NORSELAND STORE -The historic Norseland Store will be open. Come in and view the authentic pressed tin ceiling, early cash register, light fixtures and more.
The District 6 schoolhouse and the Norseland Boy Scout Camp will be open for visits.
The Scandian Grove Lutheran Church and the Norseland Lutheran Church will also have historic displays.

Relax in the Shade – The Black Lantern Restaurant (circa 1930’s) was located on the lawn of the present Ellerbroek home in Norseland. A food vendor will be available on the site.

PARADE through Norseland – 4 p.m. Seventy plus units will parade from church to church. Bring your lawn chairs. The Minnesota “Over 60” Band – Following the parade the band will present a concert at the Scandian Grove Church Park. This is the 55th season for the band.

PORK CHOP SUPPER at Scandian Grove Lutheran Church Park (CHILDREN'S MENU AVAILABLE) – 5-8 p.m. Bring your lawn chairs.

GOVERNOR'S Proclamation – 6 p.m. (Read by Liet. Governor Carol Molnau)

TALENT in the Park – 7 p.m. Bring your lawn chairs.
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