Referred to as the “Star of the North” because of its geographically center from the five communities it supports. Malone first settled in 1802, with abundance in timber an fur. Then the railroad came in the 19th century making Malone able to export goods. Malone continues to the be the star for many other reasons – rich in heritage, architecture, outdoor opportunities 36 hole Robert Trent Jones designed championship golf course, parks, shopping, concerts/theaters and friendliest small-town atmosphere.
Malone was home to Vice President William Wheeler (1877-1881) under President Hayes; Orville Gibson, a famous guitar and mandolin designer; the boyhood home of Almanzo Wilder, (Laura Ingalls Wilder’s book “Farmer Boy”). Malone shares their tradition with you, and is the county government seat for Franklin County. Please come visit!
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