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SUMMARY:The Life and Exciting Times of W.H.C. Folsom by Folsom House Museum Director Alyssa Auten
DESCRIPTION:  \nAlyssa Auten\, the Director of the W.H.C. Folsom house museum in Taylor’s Falls\, will\nbe presenting the life and exciting times of W.H.C. Folsom at the Washington County\nHeritage Center\, 1862 S. Greeley Street\, Stillwater\, on Wednesday July 15 th at 7pm.\nAdmission to this extraordinary presentation is free. \nWilliam Henry Carman Folsom (June 22\, 1817 – December 17\, 1900) was a businessman\nand politician in Minnesota. Born in New Brunswick\, Canada\, he later immigrated to the\nUnited States and settled in Maine. He moved west to Minnesota in the 1840s and settled\nnear Taylors Falls\, Minnesota in 1850. \nFolsom became involved in the lumber business in what would become the Minnesota\nTerritory and began investing in businesses and real estate in Minnesota and Wisconsin.\nHe was also an active historian and writer\, publishing several articles and a book\, Fifty\nYears in the Northwest\, which was published by the St. Paul Pioneer Press Company in\n1888. \nFolsom was also involved in state’s early political development\, attending the Republican\nconstitutional convention in 1857 and serving four different terms in the Minnesota\nHouse of Representatives and Minnesota State Senate between 1857 and 1877. He was\ncredited as helping organize the first district court in the state and was part of the\ncommittee\, which developed the first official Seal of Minnesota in 1858.\nFolsom died in 1900. His home in Taylors Falls is now a museum owned by the\nMinnesota Historical Society and operated by the Taylors Falls Historical Society. \nFor more information\, contact the Washington County Heritage Center at 651-439-2298\nor email at information@wchsmn.org.
URL:https://www.wchsmn.org/event/the-life-and-exciting-times-of-w-h-c-folsom-by-folsom-house-museum-director-alyssa-auten/
LOCATION:Washington County Heritage Center\, 1862 South Greeley St\, Stillwater\, MN\, 55082\, United States
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