Lind House
About
The Lind Home was erected in 1887 by Minnesota's 14th governor, John Lind. This stately house was often the center of the community's cultural activities. Its elegant Queen Anne architecture and historical significance have allowed it to be placed on the National Register of Historic Buildings. Beautifully renovated, the house is open for tours, meetings and social gatherings.
Dates
Jun-Aug daily 1pm-4pm, Sep-Oct F-SU 1pm-4pm or by appt.November - May by appointment only. Closed Holidays.
Rates
$3.
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