Main Street Milbank
Oct 3, 2017
Our September/October issue includes a story on Milbank’s downtown. The Grant County community is long known for cheese-making and a big-winged flour mill, but its shopping district is also blooming in a time when many retailers nationwide are struggling. Bernie Hunhoff visited Milbank to meet its entrepreneurs and gather photos. Here are a few shots that we couldn't fit into the magazine.
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The retailing renaissance is happening within a three-block downtown district. -
Unique offerings like a cheese shop with antique displays, a design studio with a vintage radio booth and a clothing store that plans local photo shoots make it a fun place to visit and shop. -
Attention to architecture, small town service and a new atmosphere of entertainment are some reasons why Milbank is bucking national trends. -
Whimsy, a fun-filled shop, sells books, toys, crafts, gifts and home décor. -
A flour mill with four big blades, built in 1884 by Englishman Henry Holland, has become the town’s symbol.
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