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Three Settlements Became One; The Story of Paynesville - Vimarsana News

Three Settlements Became One; The Story of Paynesville

Paynesville, Minnesota is a town with a population of 2,432 in southwestern Stearns County. The town was named after Edwin E. Payne and was platted in 1857. The town consisted of 3 individual settlements known as North Town, Old Town and Jim Town.

Three Settlements Became One; The Story of Paynesville - Vimarsana News

Three Settlements Became One; The Story of Paynesville

Paynesville, Minnesota is a town with a population of 2,432 in southwestern Stearns County. The town was named after Edwin E. Payne and was platted in 1857. The town consisted of 3 individual settlements known as North Town, Old Town and Jim Town.

Three Settlements Became One; The Story of Paynesville - Vimarsana News

Three Settlements Became One; The Story of Paynesville

Paynesville, Minnesota is a town with a population of 2,432 in southwestern Stearns County. The town was named after Edwin E. Payne and was platted in 1857. The town consisted of 3 individual settlements known as North Town, Old Town and Jim Town.

Three Settlements Became One; The Story of Paynesville - Vimarsana News

Three Settlements Became One; The Story of Paynesville

Paynesville, Minnesota is a town with a population of 2,432 in southwestern Stearns County. The town was named after Edwin E. Payne and was platted in 1857. The town consisted of 3 individual settlements known as North Town, Old Town and Jim Town.

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Three Settlements Became One; The Story of Paynesville - Vimarsana News

Three Settlements Became One; The Story of Paynesville

Paynesville, Minnesota is a town with a population of 2,432 in southwestern Stearns County. The town was named after Edwin E. Payne and was platted in 1857. The town consisted of 3 individual settlements known as North Town, Old Town and Jim Town.