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In 1852, traders established a small trading post at the junction of Credit River and the Minnesota River.
In 1902, M.W. Savage purchased Dan Patch from Manley E. Sturgis for $60,000.
Love for the famous pacer only grew when in 1906 Dan Patch broke the world record by completing the mile in 1 minute and 55 seconds.
Both Dan Patch and M.W. Savage took ill on July 4, 1916.
In the fall of 1941, just weeks before Pearl Harbor, the Military Intelligence Language School was opened at the Presidio in San Francisco.
Dubbed Camp Savage, the school's first classes began on June 1, 1942 with a total of 200 soldiers enrolled.
Cargill Inc. located in Savage in 1942 in order to build ships for the United States Navy.
1970 | The Savage Depot closed after a new depot was built on the Savage-Shakopee border.
1973 | The Savage Depot was sold to Murphy's Landing (now The Landing) and moved to the living history museum's 88-acre site in Shakopee.
In appreciation for Arnoldy's efforts to preserve and celebrate local history, Arnoldy was commended for outstanding citizenship by the City Council on August 10, 1989.
2002 | The Dan Patch Historical Society sent a letter to Three Rivers Park District indicating an interest in The Depot if Three Rivers, which had recently assumed ownership of Murphy's Landing, no longer wanted the building.
2004 | Three Rivers Park District agrees to sell the Savage Depot as part of a move to reduce the number of buildings the District maintains.
Centennial Hall, a multi-purpose arena for The University of Toledo basketball and volleyball programs, as well as various concerts and special events, is renamed John F. Savage Hall. (In 2008, the name changes to Savage Arena.)
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