Octagon House

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1004 3rd St

Hudson, WI 54016

+1 (715) 386-2654

http://www.scchistory.org

Historic Octagon House Museum dating from 1855-1964 includes expansive gardens, a history alcove full of artifacts and exhibits, full house tours featuring a menu of diverse topics and options, our History Shoppe and Carriage House Museum with local books and gifts available for purchase. Join us for historic walking tours, brew pub history walks, living history days, history chats with the curator, Kids Making History events and more!

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Kim R.

3/21/2011

How did I not know this place existed before last weekend?? I found the Octagon House after going on the Chocolate March put on by the Inns of the Valley. This museum is such a great find. The...

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Lana S.

4/7/2025

Drove 20 miles to visit and although the website said it was open when we arrived it was closed.

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Tiffany W.

5/9/2022

Historic 1855 home in Hudson, WI, just miles from the Twin Cities. With COVID restrictions lifted, the house is back open and ready to be toured. Come learn about the history of the Moffat family...

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Rachel I.

6/22/2011

Another well kept secret is the Heritage Center in New Richmond. A campus of 12 buildings all from the late 19th century, well worth a visit. www.nrheritageccenter.org

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The White Bear Lake Area Historical Society, founded in 1970, is dedicated to connecting the community to its past by preserving historical information and artifacts, educating the public about the history of the White Bear Lake area, and advocating for historic preservation. Through initiatives like the Escape Rooms at the Armory and collaborative programs like Many Faces, the organization strives to engage the community in conversations on equity, diversity, and inclusion while fulfilling its mission to cultivate an understanding and appreciation for local history.Generated from the website