What’s on your mind?

Doug Ohman, New Hope: “It’s a lesson for us today. We can’t change it but we can learn from it.”

Bernie Kuttner, Stewart: “To see how things were done in the old days, when I was a kid.”

Al Koenig, Buffalo Lake: “The interesting stories, especially military history.”

Brad Koenig, Buffalo Lake: “It’s better than a soap opera. Look at the era people lived in before judging them.”

Bob Fox, Franklin: “Connecting the past with the future.”

Nicole Elzenga, Redwood Falls: “That it repeats itself.”

: Nicole Elzenga, Redwood Falls: “That it repeats itself.”

: Doug Ohman, New Hope: “It’s a lesson for us today. We can’t change it but we can learn from it.”

: Brad Koenig, Buffalo Lake: “It’s better than a soap opera. Look at the era people lived in before judging them.”

: Bob Fox, Franklin: “Connecting the past with the future.”

: Bernie Kuttner, Stewart: “To see how things were done in the old days, when I was a kid.”

: Al Koenig, Buffalo Lake: “The interesting stories, especially military history.”

What do you like about history? (Asked at the Renville County Historical Society Annual Meeting)

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