Graceville, MN

Graceville is a city in Big Stone County, Minnesota, United States. The 2020 census counted 529 residents. Graceville was founded in the 1870s by a colony of Catholics and named for Thomas Langdon Grace, the second Roman Catholic Bishop of Saint Paul, Minnesota. Covenant of our Lady of the Lake was a Native American residential school that operated in Graceville and opened in 1885. In an effort to promote tourism, the Graceville Civic Group began Toquatennial Days on the first weekend of July in 1988, the 110th anniversary of the town's founding.

Graceville is an elementary and high school conglomerate consisting of rural schools in Big Stone County, which united in 1994. In Graceville, history and present-day settings sit close enough to belong to the same local picture. The map tells the story in Graceville, where earlier chapters remain visible in current streets, buildings, and gathering places. US 75 and MN 28 are the two major highways that run through the community. The town's main street is Studdart Avenue. Graceville includes the events culminated.