Gundry House Museum

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234 Madison St
Mineral Point, WI 53565
+1 (608) 558-1937
http://orchardlawn.org

Gundry House Museum in Mineral Point, WI offers a historic venue for tours, weddings, and events at Orchard Lawn. With a picturesque setting and personalized service, Gundry House Museum is the perfect choice for creating unforgettable memories.

Located at 234 Madison St., Mineral Point, WI, Gundry House Museum provides a charming backdrop for any occasion, blending rich history with modern amenities. Contact them today to inquire about rates and availability for your special event.

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4.54 reviews
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Highlight of Mineral Point
8/11/2018

This is a wonderful mansion tour on beautiful grounds and is called Orchard Lawn. The tour includes...

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Relax on the porch if the house is not open for tours.
6/27/2018

The porch and grounds are open for people to enjoy even if the house is not open for tours. The grou...

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Great mansion to visit
9/17/2017

If you are into visiting mansions, this would be a great place to visit. On Sundays it is only open...

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