Through the years
- OriginallyThe Citizen’s State Bank
- ThenCarver County’s first funeral home, run by Charles Uecker
- 1948Will Yetzer, who bought the funeral business from Uecker, moves it to 141 East 1st Street
- LaterA saloon, a tavern and a café
- TodayPangea Café
The story
The building began as the Citizen’s State Bank. It then became home to the first funeral home in Carver County, run by Charles Uecker.
Uecker later sold the business to Will Yetzer, who moved it from here to 141 East 1st Street in 1948. After that the building served as a saloon, a tavern and a café.
