I’m thinking of improvements that will eventually be needed with the Kasson swimming pool.
Let’s see; the limestone entrance was built by the WPA (Work Progress Administration Project) in 1938.
No doubt the plaque and several blocks of limestone will be saved and stored in a shed. I can see the rest being used to construct beautiful limestone fire pits in someones’ backyard.
I salute the people of Mantorville, West Concord and Wasioja, MN for having the fortitude to preserve their heritage.
What legacy will we have in Kasson, MN?
“The rear end of Dodge County”
Maggie Lien
Where was it mentioned that the entrance would be demolished? Let's not get so worked up before we see the plans that the pool committee present!
ReplyDeleteAnd I don't see how making a pool better and safer for young children and families would make us the "rear end of Dodge County."