Kashubian Cultural Institute & Polish Museum
About
The Polish Cultural Institute of Winona, known as the Polish Museum, was founded and organized in 1976. It is a reflection of the Polish heritage that pervades the Winona area. Its purpose is the collection and maintenance of incredible artifacts (cherished photos, family histories, and other one of a kind treasures).
In addition to the main Museum building, the historic Laird, Norton Lumber Co. office building,
is the 'Heritage House,' featuring Polish pottery & ceramics,
plus the Polish Annex, with a beautiful photographic mural depicting the history of the Kashubian people.
Dates
The Polish Museum is open year round
Monday-Thursday 10 am to 3 pm
Friday-Saturday 10 am to 5pm
Sunday, closed
Rates
Free.
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