There were three different things that I remember about Twin Port that made it distinctive. Of course, it had two harbors. Thus the name Twin Port. Also, it had a little store that if I remember right, was on the point near the harbor. I can't remember for sure as it has been closed for a long time. The last thing that I remember was it had a silver quonset hut that was rented out as a cabin. It is still there.
I haven't been down there for quite some time now, but last time I was there, the old Twin Port mailbox was still there. That is quite a thing as it has been closed since the 70's or 80's least I believe. I could be wrong about that.
I would love to hear more about Twin Port. Anyone out there that stayed there or knows more about it?
From the late 1950's early 60's Chamber of Commerce map:
Twin Port Resort - Partridge Point. Five houskeeping cabins. Modern. John K. Parker, Longville, Minn Tel. Walker VE 6-2236