About Ostrander
History
Ostrander, a city in Bloomfield, platted in 1890, was named for William and Charles Ostrander, who gave to the railway company parts of the village site. William Ostrander was born in the state of New York in 1819 and came to Minnesota in 1857, settling here as a farmer. The post office moved there from Hurdal in 1891. The city was incorporated as a village in 1918. It had a station of the Chicago Great Western Railroad and was the site of a low-grade iron mining operation during World War II and several years following. – Courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society
Enjoy Small town living
Community Center
- $75 Rental | $100 Deposit
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City Park
- Picnic Shelter
- Basketball Court
- Tennis Court
- Sand Volleyball Court
Ball Parks
- Two softball fields
- Concession Stand
Ostrander is conveniently located in southeast Minnesota in Fillmore County.
Ostrander is a great place to enjoy small town living, yet still within a short drive to larger towns.
- Rochester – 32 miles
- Le Roy – 11 miles
- Spring Valley – 7 miles
- Cresco, IA – 31 miles
- Preston – 23 miles
- Austin – 31 miles
- Stewartville – 19 miles
- Chatfield – 27 miles
- Decorah, IA – 51 miles