Historic Houses in Minnesota

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• Alexander Ramsey House  - Well preserved 1870s Victorian-era house. This was the home of the first territorial governor Alexander Ramsey and his wife Anna.
• Bunnell House  - Fur-trader Willard Bunnell example of Steamboat Gothic Architecture. His home was built in 1800s and offers a look into pioneer life.
• Charles A. Lindbergh Historic Site  - The home tells the story of Lindbergh's life, and offers a full-scale replica of the Spirit of St. Louis cockpit.
• Comstock House  - Guided tours of the Solomon Comstock house shows the homes restoration and colorful Queen Anne Eastlake furniture.
• Folsom House  - Taylors Falls Historical Society offers the 1850s home of lumber baron W.H.C. Folsom.
• Friends of the Sibley Historic Site  - Offers information on the historic homes, activity calendar, and memberships.
• James B. Wakefield House Historical Museum  - Built in 1868 by James B. Wakefield the home is now the County Historical Museum.
• Warden's House Museum  - Residence of the Minnesota Territorial Prison warden in 1853, and consists of 14 rooms decorated in the late 19th and early 20th century style.