The Foss Log Cabin restored, as it stands on its original site in 1980.

Points of Interest...

• The Foss Log Cabin (pictured at left)

The Foss log cabin served as dwelling for over 100 years, with a brief stint as a chicken coop. The first to live in the cabin were Ole and Anne Foss, original settlers in the area. The cabin is restored and now stands as a landmark in its original site.

• The Underwood Community Center

The recently renovated community center is home to various events in the community.

• The Honest John Rocket

The rocket which is about 30 feet long, and weighs approximately 7,000 lbs. stands aside the community center on Main Street Underwood.

• Centennial Park

Centenial Park, also located on Main Street Underwood is a place where families can go to have fun. It has playground equipment, the Lion's Picnic shelter, and a caboose commemorating the days when the railroad ran through Underwood.

• Fort Juelson

Fort Juelson was built in 1876 due to the most remarkable Indian scare ever occurring in western Minnesota. The 120 x 100 foot structure had 4.4 foot thick walls and could house food and ammunition in case an Indian attck occurred.

• Phelps Mill

Originally built by William E. Thomas, it served as a resource of the community for many years. Today it is a beautiful park that hosts thousands every summer.