About this site
An independent reference for Kenyon, Minnesota, built from public records.
kenyonminnesota.com is not the City of Kenyon. It is a privately built reference that collects what is already public about the town into one place: the city's own website and its 300-odd PDFs, every council packet since 2019, the county assessor's records for every parcel, the state's real-estate sales register, the Census, the IRS nonprofit files, the county histories of 1878 and 1909, and the newspapers.
Rules of the site: every figure names its source; nothing is invented or estimated without saying so; listings are as published by the business or by Google; the city's official channels are linked wherever a form, payment or decision is involved. Official business goes through City Hall, 709 2nd Street, 507-789-6415, cityofkenyon.gov.
Corrections and listings
If a listing is wrong, a business is missing, or a fact is out of date, send the correction and its source to hello@kenyonminnesota.com. Businesses may ask to add a description, hours, photos or a link at no charge.
Sources, in general
- City of Kenyon: cityofkenyon.gov pages, PDFs and council packets (crawled Sept. 6–13, 2026).
- Goodhue County: GIS parcel layer and public tax and assessment records (Sept. 2026).
- Minnesota Department of Revenue: eCRV public search; certified levies; Minnesota Statutes at revisor.mn.gov.
- U.S. Census Bureau: 2020 decennial; ACS 5-year via the Census API.
- IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File; ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer.
- Google Places for business listings and ratings; Zillow and rental portals for listings.
- Curtiss-Wedge (1909) and Wood, Alley & Co. (1878) county histories at the Internet Archive; the Kenyon Leader; Minnesota Prairie Roots.
Photographs of the town are used with attribution where the source requires it; the aerial and park views are from the city's own public materials.