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  • Events
  • Equine Programs
    • Equine Facilitation
    • Equine Research
    • Gestalt Coaching
    • Private Sessions
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  • Multicultural Garden
  • Meet The Animals
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HISTORY of the Farm

Vintage LynnHurst Dairy milk and ice cream delivery truck from early 20th century.

KB Kristensen and Einar Hansen operated a dairy farm with a milk route in South Minneapolis.  They had 2 delivery trucks, one of which was driven by Jens Bohn, Sr., the father of former mayor of Savage, Janet Bohn-Williams.

Black and white photo of Lynnhurst Dairy Farm with silo and barn.

In 1941, he purchased a farm in Savage and moved Lynnhurst Dairy there the following year.

A man milking a cow in a barn, black and white photo.

The dairy farm delivered milk on the South Minneapolis route.

Crowd watching a cattle show outdoors in black and white.

The Bohns continued operating Lynnhurst Dairy until April 30th 1968, when the cows were sold at auction.

Aerial view of a farm with a large barn and surrounding trees.

The 5.7-acre property includes a hen house, machine shed, storage shed, barn and outdoor riding arena, according to the realty listing. 

The two-story farmhouse was built in 1920.  It includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms. 

KB Kristensen and Jens Bohn

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