Bovey sprang up as a boom town based on rumors that mining was soon going to start. The Bovey City Hall is on the National Register of Historic Places. Bovey is home to the famous photograph, "Grace" which depicts a senior man folding his hands in prayer to give thanks before eating a meal. The picture was taken by Eric Enstrom in 1918 and has been enjoyed throughout the world. The city conducts an annual Farmer's Day Festival over Labor Day weekend.

Mayor
Deb Trboyevich

City Clerk/Treasurer
Bev Dahlgren - 218-245-1633

City Hall Hours
M, T, W: 9 am to 3:30 pm
TH: 11 am to 5 pm

Council Members
Robert Stein, Darrell Zuehlke, Bob Tok, Roger Pavlica

Council Meetings
1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month at 5 pm at City Hall

Population
644

Major Employers
Enstrom Studio
Bob's Country Market
Annabella's Antique Mall and Cafe
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
Good Times Pizza and Restaurant
Mike's Liquor
Hillside Cafe

Other Area Businesses
Greenway Area Business Association (GABA)

Festivals and Events
Bovey Farmer's Day: conducted each year on Labor Day weekend, Activities include a carnival, street dance, annual vegetable and flower contest and musical entertainment

Civic Monuments
"Picture of Grace" historic monument at City Hall
Original ore car across from City Hall
Bovey City Hall on the National Register of Historic Places

Recreation
South Entrance RV Park
Ball field & skating rink

Snowmobile Trails
Greenway Snowmobile Club

Area Businesses
Greenway Area Business Association (GABA)

For more information on Bovey call: 218-245-1633