
The railroad junction at Morris serves as the focal point of this West Central Minnesota landscape, where three major rail lines converge near the banks of the Pomme De Terre Lakes. The town’s role as an educational and industrial hub is clear, featuring the State Agricultural School and the North Star Mill along the river. The surrounding prairie is meticulously organized into a grid of school districts, from School No 36 in the north to School No 23 near Hancock in the south, illustrating the dense network of rural education at the time.
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