Emmetsburg is a city in and the county seat of Palo Alto County, Iowa. It was originally settled by immigrants between 1845 and 1852 who were fleeing the Irish potato famine. It was named after the leader of the 1803 rebellion against Britain, nationalist Robert Emmet, who was executed as a young man for his actions. The colony was located a short distance from where Emmetsburg stands today, and the Palo Alto County Court House square has a statue of Robert Emmet. Needless to say, St. Patrick's Day is an important festival in Emmetsburg, one that it shares with its sister city, Dublin, Ireland.
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