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CSAH #11
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Today you see a unique condominium structure which is an example of architects designing school buildings across the nation that were transformed with other uses during the past several decades.
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Located across from Scandia North, the little church was originally the German Lutheran Church, later the Pequot Lakes Baptist Church.
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The historic 100-foot fire lookout tower, bulit in 1935 remains in excellent shape today and is listed on the National Register of Historic Lookouts.
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On the south side of CSAH 11 is Nickel Road which winds along the north shore of Rice Lake.
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Rice Lake, one of the few remaining natural wildlife lakes in the area, is home to a variety of fur bearers, watefowl, and reptiles.
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The new ice arena is open year round and used for hockey and public skating.
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Land for the two mile loop trail was dedicated by developers in 1978 and became a part of the original plats.
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The impressive stone gates were built by a Pillager man named Peterson between 1925 and 1930. Mr. Peterson also built the steps by the Breezy Chapel.
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The city park offers a playground, ball field and pavilion. The latest addition of equipment was done in 2001.
