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Riviera Supper Club
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Owners Wally and Joann Griepentrog pose in front of their ski slope, Moon Valley located along Flying Cloud Drive.
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Reed's Drive In was located on the west side of HWY 41, a few blocks south of HWY 7. It closed in the mid 70s.
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Reuben Bongards
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Prior to it's current location, the Chanhassen Library was located in the basement of City Hall where the current Senior Center is now housed.
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The demolition of St. Huberts Convent took place on April 10, 1974
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This is the 1st of 2 firetrucks put into service in March 1971. 'Miss Flame,' Janet Kerber, inspected the new truck.
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John and Marie Brose Farmstead Circa 1960
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Frontier Days Parade Circa 1970
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Frontier Days Parade Circa 1970
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Frontier Days Parade Circa 1970
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Frontier Days Parade Circa 1973
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W 78th St Construction Circa Unknown
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Business Park Aerial Circa 1985
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1970s Main Street
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Aerial View of Chanhassen Circa 1954
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Aerial View of Chanhassen Circa 1974(1)
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Aerial View of Chanhassen Circa 1974
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Aerial Circa 1985
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These are the direct descendants (and their spouses) of Dennis Kerber, who settled in Chanhassen in 1876 and had nine children.
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BH Milligan snapped this photo of the second of six tornadoes that carved a path of destruction across the northern and western Twin Cities metro area on May 6, 1965.
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Adolph Tessness home on Frontier Trail.
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Damage to Frontier Lumber located on W 78th Street.
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Damage to a home in Sunrise Hills.
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Damage to Jerry's Mileage Station on the northeast corner of W 78th Street and Laredo Drive.
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Damage done to Richard Pearson's home along Frontier Trail.
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4th of July Parade Circa 2001
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4th of July Celebration Circa 1985
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4th of July Celebration Circa 1987
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4th of July Celebration Circa 1992
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4th of July Parade Circa 1994
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The 2017 celebration marked the 20th year Casabalance Orchestra (CBO) played for the July 3rd Street Dance in Chanhassen! This photo was taken in 2008 when they were given a key to the city.
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In 1959, Edward (Ed) Hjermstad purchased the Grocery Store in Chanhassen from Willard “Dutch” Pauly. In 1964, he moved the store across the street and began operating Chanhassen’s first supermarket.
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1993 downtown overview. Check out the smaller photo for a 2017 comparison.
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W 78th Street and Great Plains Boulevard. You can see the original St. Hubert's Church, Old Village Hall, Pauly's Bar & Liquor Store, and the Pony Express Bar. Circa the early 1980s.
