Written By: Karen Bye | Pequot Lakes Historical Society | 7:00 am, Jun. 2, 2020 × J.G. Thurlow's original store after it was first built at the turn of the century.Source: Project Centennial 1894-1994 - by the Pequot Lakes High School Social Studies class of 1994. Myrtle Mabbot was a longtime resident of Pequot Lakes and she enjoyed a lengthy involvement in community work. She was the daughter of Ludwig Mathison, who operated his sawmill near the north end of Sibley Lake, where the public access is located today. In Les Tweed’s "Boyhood Memories of Pequot," he referred to Mabbot...