Who are the Graeser Park Beehivers?
Would you like to see Graeser Park restored? Then you are a Graeser Park Beehiver.
This group of passionate and enthusiastic volunteers has one goal—to raise community awareness and funding to preserve and restore Graeser Park.
Do you want to be a Graeser Park Beehiver?
Help us raise awareness.
- Learn about Graeser Park, the beehive fireplaces, and restoration goals
- Join efforts to maintain this historic park
- Visit Graeser Park
- Share the history of Lilac Way
- Follow Restore Lilac Way on Facebook for latest updates
These groups encourage the City of Robbinsdale to preserve—and restore—Graeser Park.
MnDOT has started the title transfer process. When complete, Graeser Park will be owned by the City of Robbinsdale.
We support a community effort to save this park, so it can once again be a vital part of Robbinsdale.
Key Organizations
Robbinsdale Lions Club
Robbinsdale Historical Society
Graeser Park Restoration & Preservation
Restore Lilac Way by Laukkonen Design
Key Individuals
Kent & Janice Brun
Robbinsdale Lions Club,
Graeser Park Restoration & Preservation
Renee Buchanan
Robbinsdale Lions Club
Kristi Gibson
Robbinsdale Historical Society
David Krussow
Robbinsdale Historical Society
Karen Laukkonen
restorelilacway.com
Paula Mazzacano
President, Graeser Park Restoration and Preservation
Jeannine ‘Niner’ McDonald
Robbinsdale Lions Club
Mark Mueske
Bridge Office, Construction Liaison at MnDOT
Colleen & Kenn Patterson
Robbinsdale Lions Club,
Graeser Park Restoration & Preservation
Pete Ritchie
Robbinsdale Historical Society,
Graeser Park Restoration & Preservation
John Zieba
Robbinsdale Lions Club,
Graeser Park Restoration & Preservation
Carol Ahlgren, in memoriam
Architectural Historian
Beth Good