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Built in 1871, this historic site was home to George A. Hormel and family from 1901 to 1927. Today, it serves as a museum and event center with a 200 seat banquet hall and Peace Garden.
Lovely place for a wedding. Attended one with around 80 guests and all the windows really give it a bigness while also keeping it intimate. Very nice staff. Read more
What a beautiful home, I really liked this self guided tour, you will be greeted when you enter the home, $5 per person. You get a brochure with info on each room. There is an area in the back... Read more
Museum review (not event space): I had the museum all to myself. That definitely makes the experience nicer! The house is absolutely wonderful. Lots of furnishings still exist in the home and you... Read more
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Hormel Historic Home
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- Mon - Fri: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm
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