

Lake Mills was a place some called Keyesville and was part of Aztalan Township in early pioneer history. Today Lake Mills is a showcase growing communty with parks on Rock Lake, access to I-94, a historic downtown and other assests. Lake Mills is a place where visitors always return. Aztalan, a name derived from a ancient Aztec tradition, was a Native American village hosting a blending of Mississippian & local culture. It later became a bustling pioneer center, and is now a wonderful memory of the past.
Aztalan Day is the first Sunday in July, 11am to 4pm on the museum grounds. Aztalan Day features outdoor exhibits, music, food & a trash or treasure bargain sale.
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Members List:
 President: Mike Ayers Secretary: Cheryl Peterson Treasurer: Vera Ranzau Records Curator: Dr. Roland Liebenow Webmaster: Steven SteigerwaldLinks Section
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 Postcards from Lake Mills

North Main Street Circa 1910 C. Priegnitz C. Wegner Howe's Boat Dock Knickerbocker Ice House (now Sandy Beach) Knickerbocker Ice House after Tornado Sept. 14, 1914, Damage $100,000 Crossing the Outlet in 1916 North Main Street 1943 Cannon In Commons Park
Tourist Camp at Lower Tyranena Park Lakeside of Tyranena Park House Wilson's Landing on Lake Shore Drive L. D. Fargo Public Library, Postmarked 1908 |