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Sylvester-Nichols Building

Sylvester-Nichols Building

Two business partners opened a confectionery and ice cream shop in Little Falls, and it proved highly successful. The Sylvester-Nichols Building is stop 14 in a historic tour developed by…

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German American National Bank

German American National Bank

This building was originally the German American National Bank, but its name was changed during World War I. The church was designed by St. Cloud architect Roland Buckley. The German…

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Rhodes-Wetzel Building

Rhodes-Wetzel Building

John Rhodes was one of many professionals that made downtown Little Falls into a hub of activity. For most of its history, this has been a drug store. The Rhodes-Wetzel…

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Butler Block

Butler Block

They called it Bank Square — this intersection was the busiest in Little Falls, and it attracted some of the city’s most important investors. This building was erected in 1891…

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Tanner and Sprandel Buildings

Tanner and Sprandel Buildings

Alfred Tanner was one of the early settlers in Little Falls in 1857. As word spread that a new dam was going to be built, Tanner invested in this new…

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A.T. The Black and White restaurant

The Black & White

The hamburger became the most popular food in American when White Castle opened in the 1920s. The Black & White brought the look and the taste to town. The Black…

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Falls Cinema

Falls Theater

After the Lowell Theater burned down, this new “picture palace” took its place. The Falls Theater is stop 8 in a historic tour developed by the Little Falls Heritage Preservation…

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Sands' Cafe

Sands’ Cafe

The Sand sisters opened a millinery shop and, later on, a very successful restaurant. The Sands’ Cafe is a stop in the historic tour developed by the Little Falls Heritage…

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Downtown storefronts and Tonn Building

Tonn Building

William Tonn immigrated to the United States from Germany and opened this saloon in the 1890s.  The Tonn Building is stop number six on the self-guided historic tour.

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Buckman Hotel

Buckman Hotel

Clarence Buckman was a civic-minded man and opened this grand hotel to serve Little Falls. The Buckman Hotel is a stop on a walking tour developed by the Heritage Preservation…

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Established in 1999 and recently strengthened by the merger of the Little Falls Area Chamber of Commerce and the Little Falls Convention and Visitors Bureau, we've become the region's leading tourism force. Our passionate team acts as your one-stop shop for crafting unforgettable experiences in Little Falls, MN. We answer visitor inquiries, assist convention planners, and collaborate with group tour operators to ensure a fun and engaging stay for everyone.

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