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Chaska Historical Society Featured in New Podcast Episode


In this edition of the Carver County Local News podcast, we visit with Lisa Oberski and Connie Jacobs of the Chaska Historical Society.

Oberski is the current board chair and editor of “Chaska: A Minnesota River City 1950-2000.” Jacobs is the creator and guide for tours such as the Halloween Haunting and History, Murder and Mayhem Tour, and the Chaska Living History Cemetery Tour.

Have you ever wondered what Chaska was really like when it was founded over 160 years ago? What was life like in those days in our community? And how did the sleepy little town by the river become a center for … bricks? And how did we become one of the best small towns in Minnesota?

Tune in to hear the story straight from our friends from the Chaska Historical Society!

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