
In 1918, when T.H. Korthanke and his wife moved to their home at 200 Miami St., a stately maple tree stood on the property. Korthanke was inspired to plant seeds from this tree, and as the seedlings grew, he shared them with anyone who agreed to care for them. As a result, mature maples grow all around town and give Hiawatha a beautiful red-maple glow in the fall.
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