Photographs color

This photograph shows the Ottertail Historical Marker Wayside site looking to the south along Minnesota Highway 108.

This photograph shows the island at Ottertail Historical Marker, with emphasis on the curbing loss.

This photograph shows the pull-off and island at Ottertail City Historical Marker Wayside.

This photograph shows the historical plaque at Ottertail City Historical Marker. It reads: "Otter Tail City in the 1850s was an important post on the fur trade route from St. Paul and Crow Wing to the Red River Valley. It was once the county seat and had the U.S. Land Office for the district. When the county seat was established at Fergus Falls in 1872 the city was abandoned."

This photograph shows the back side of the Ottertail Historical Marker.

This photograph shows the interpretive sign at Ottertail City Historical Marker Wayside.

This photograph shows the Ottertail Historical Marker.

This photograph shows the Otter Tail City Historical Marker site on State Highway 78.

This photograph the Ottertail City Historical Marker in Ottertail, Otter Tail County, Minnesota. It was erected by the Minnesota Department of Highways in 1948.

This photograph shows the building and terrace at Oak Lake Rest Area. Oak Lake appears in the backgrounds.