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1. www.nujournal.com › news › local-newsNU Fire Dept. celebrates 151 years | News, Sports, Jobs - The ...

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   Sep 20, 2021 · NEW ULM — Undaunted by a COVID pandemic event cancellation last year, the New Ulm Fire Department celebrated 151 years of service with lots of new and old firefighting equipment, music, food...

2. www.nujournal.com › 03 › 150-years-of-fighting-fires150 years of fighting fires | News, Sports, Jobs - The Journal

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   Oct 3, 2020 · When the temperature dropped below freezing, city trucks were called to the scene to deal with ice created by running water from fire hoses. Aerial ladder trucks from New Ulm and Sleepy...

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   New Ulm Fire Department. 2,623 likes · 12 talking about this. The New Ulm Fire Department was established in 1870. We are proud to be celebrating our 150th Anniversary in 2020.

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4. www.historynet.com › new-ulm-deadliest-indianNew Ulm: Deadliest Indian Attack on a Western Town - HistoryNet

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   Oct 17, 2017 · New Ulm: Deadliest Indian Attack on a Western Town. A week into their 1862 uprising Dakota warriors assaulted the Minnesota town a second time, spawning a frenzy of flames and destruction. The battle was “one of the wildest scenes of frontier warfare” ever witnessed, said a participant. The town was engulfed in flames.

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5. www.hollymelody.com › blog › usaNew Ulm, MN : Interesting Facts, Famous Things & History ...

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   New Ulm, located in the state of Minnesota, is a charming city with a rich history and vibrant culture. Situated in Brown County, New Ulm is nestled in the beautiful Minnesota River Valley, offering stunning natural landscapes and a sense of tranquility.

6. www.nujournal.com › life › lifestyle-featureOver 100 years of firefighting history | News, Sports, Jobs ...

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   Jan 8, 2017 · NEW ULM — The New Ulm Fire Department (NUFD) has been around for nearly 150 years and in that time it has amassed an impressive collection of artifacts. Due to space limitations and problems...

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   What is New Ulm known for?

   • New Ulm was designed with several blocks reserved in the centre of town for a public school, a courthouse and the Turner Hall. Parts of the current New Ulm Turner Hall date to 1873. It is the oldest Turner Hall in the United States still operating as its original use. Its Rathskeller may be the oldest continuously used bar in Minnesota.

   The Most German Town in America: New Ulm, Minnesota

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   What happened at New Ulm?

   • The fight at New Ulm, culminating the first week of the uprising, was the most intense battle waged by any tribe against any fort or town in all the Western Indian wars. The uprising had begun a week earlier, on Sunday, August 17, when four Dakotas killed five white settlers and stole food near Acton, Minn.

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   Is New Ulm a German town?

   • When you first drive into New Ulm, Minnesota, it looks much like any other Minnesotan town. But when you drive past the Gockenspiel clock and see German names on many of the businesses, you may wonder if you’ve somehow left the United States completely. The city of New Ulm calls itself “the most German town in America.”

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   Where did New Ulm come from?

   • Chicago and Cincinnati were two of the cities they settled in. The founders of New Ulm came from these two cities. After experiencing discrimination, they looked to the American frontier to create a safe and exclusive place for German immigrants. A group called the “Chicago Land Society” selected the site of New Ulm in 1854.

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   Why did the turners move to New Ulm?

   • In the 1860s and 1870s, a number of families from the German province of Bohemia (now part of the Czech Republic) came to the area. They were primarily Catholic and this caused some turmoil with the Turners. The Bohemians settled in farmland outside of town. Over time, many moved into town and became integrated into New Ulm.

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   What happened to German culture in New Ulm?

   • German culture was subdued for a few years. On the grounds of Hermann Heights Park, a 102-foot monument towers over New Ulm. It depicts Hermann, a Cheruscan chieftain whose army liberated Germany from Roman rule in 9 A.D. The legend of Hermann, the freedom fighter, lived on in German folklore over the following centuries.

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   Aug 7, 2016 · New Ulm was designed with several blocks reserved in the centre of town for a public school, a courthouse and the Turner Hall. Parts of the current New Ulm Turner Hall date to 1873. It is the oldest Turner Hall in the United States still operating as its original use.