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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. Aztalan Day is the 1st Sunday in July. |
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President:
Cheryl Peterson
Treasurer:
Vera Ranzau
Records Curator:
Dr. Roland Liebenow
Webmaster:
Steven SteigerwaldLinks Section
Maps of the Lake Mills Area
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Blueprint of Original Plat Map of Lake Mills
Survey showing location of indian mounds
First Survey of Rock Lake (1836)
1879 view of Lake Mills
A serpent effigy? This site is located on Eagle Island in the wetlands south of Rock Lake.
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Map of Lands of the Washington Ice Co.
Indian mounds map from South end of Rock Lake
