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For over a century, one lakeside store has stood at the crossroads of East and West Lake Okoboji. In this episode, we trace the history of The Okoboji Store, the families whose stories are built into its walls, and what it reveals about how this place has changed—and what’s stayed the same.
Explore photos from every era of The Okoboji Store on our blog.
Sign up for our weekly newsletter and never miss an episode of The Okoboji Project!
Visit The Okoboji Store this summer! And follow them on Instagram and Facebook for the latest events. (Psst... Get the Store Burger or the Walleye Sandwich when you visit.)
Guests: Jill Little, member of The Wilson Family
Alex Ewen, member of The Wilson Family
Julie Andres and Susan Mau, Co-Owners of The Okoboji Store
By Ryan Maris and Emma Myhre5
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For over a century, one lakeside store has stood at the crossroads of East and West Lake Okoboji. In this episode, we trace the history of The Okoboji Store, the families whose stories are built into its walls, and what it reveals about how this place has changed—and what’s stayed the same.
Explore photos from every era of The Okoboji Store on our blog.
Sign up for our weekly newsletter and never miss an episode of The Okoboji Project!
Visit The Okoboji Store this summer! And follow them on Instagram and Facebook for the latest events. (Psst... Get the Store Burger or the Walleye Sandwich when you visit.)
Guests: Jill Little, member of The Wilson Family
Alex Ewen, member of The Wilson Family
Julie Andres and Susan Mau, Co-Owners of The Okoboji Store