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St. Cloud
Liner notes
A lively polka song celebrating the village of St. Cloud, Wisconsin, nestled in the region known as 'The Holyland.' The lyrics sing of the historic Catholic church, the old railroad station days, and the community's deep roots. It captures the tight-knit, festive spirit of the locals living along the Sheboygan River and East Barrett Street.
Researcher notes
Song research · gemini-3.1-pro · 2026-10-08
Streets and places
- East Barrett Street
Other
- Population of approximately 500
Geography
- Located along the Sheboygan River
- Fond du Lac County
Culture
- Part of 'The Holyland' region
- Strong Catholic and immigrant heritage
Architecture and visuals
- 19th-century church architecture
- Historic schoolhouse
Landmarks
- Historic Catholic Church
- St. Cloud Railroad Station (historical)
- 1871 one-room schoolhouse
History
- Post office in operation since 1867
- Named after Saint-Cloud, France
- Catholic parish formed in 1869
Businesses and industry
- Historical railroad activity
Research sources
Visual research · gemini-3.1-pro · 2026-10-08
Streets and places
- East Barrett Street
Other
- Small village footprint of 0.94 square miles
Geography
- Sheboygan River
Culture
- Holyland region aesthetics
Architecture and visuals
- 19th-century Catholic church architecture
- Modest village homes
Landmarks
- Historic Catholic Church
- 1871 one-room schoolhouse
History
- 19th-century village layout
Businesses and industry
- Historic railroad station area
Research sources
UntitledWave · City Pride
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