This week in Cologne
Nothing on Cologne’s calendar for the next two weeks yet.
About Cologne
Cologne began as two villages on either side of Benton Lake, Benton to the north and Cologne to the south, both settled in the mid-1850s and both incorporated in 1881. The town was named by its founders, Adam and Paul Mohrbacher, for the German city they came from, and the two villages joined as Cologne in 1891. A railroad came through in 1872 and a grist mill opened in 1880, and freight trains still roll through town today. In 1939 two residents filmed everyday life here, and their short movie is now in the National Film Registry. Today about 2,000 people live here, and the town gathers for its Glad Days festival and, each summer, a Tuesday market near City Hall.
Along Paul Ave N
- Inntown Wine and Spirits · 101 Paul Ave N
- Wade Scott · 111 Paul Ave N
- Hair's 2U · 114 Paul Ave N
- Logan Pass Coffeehouse · 202 Paul Ave N
- Sheps Creamery · 202 Paul Ave N
- Klein Tractor Restoration · 205 Paul Ave N
- KleinBank · 210 Paul Ave N
- Old National Bank · 210 Paul Ave N
- City Square Park · John Ave N
- Nutrition Fix- Energy & Shake Bar · 107 Paul Ave S
- 212 Tavern · 114 Paul Ave S
- Cologne Splash Pad · 209 Playhouse St W
- The Shack · 301 W Playhouse St
- Fritz Field · 305 Playhouse St W
- Locked Loon Storage · 180 Adams Ave S
- Modern Design Cabinetry · 209 Paul Ave S
- Cologne Fire Department · 110 Louis St W
- Ashley Elizabeth Photography · 110 Louis St W
- Post Office-Cologne · 509 Paul Ave S
- St Bernard's Catholic School · 300 E Church St