Hormel Historic Home
The Hormel Historic Home was the treasured home of George A. and Lillian Hormel, now restored to early 1900's splendor and open for tours and rentals.
Overview
Built in 1871 The Hormel Historic Home strives to preserve the Home and History of the George A. and Lillian Hormel Family. Our mission is to maintain the home and to honor the family legacy of Hospitality, Music/Arts, Education/Autism, and service to the community.
SHOPPING
Looking for unique and historical souvenirs or gifts. Visit our online store to purchase books or music relevant to the Hormel family history. The newly published autobiography of George A. Hormel, The Open Road, is now available. |
EDUCATION
Monday, June 10
Walking History Tour of Mill Pond Presented by Tim Ruzek, Cedar River Water Shed Tim Ruzek of the Cedar River Watershed District will lead a walking tour of the Austin Mill Pond history with a handout of old pictures for participants to reference for comparison. This area's major changes will be covered including its first era as a backwater swamp with islands to its transformation into a state park before being opened for development in the 1960s to its present-day flood walls and berms. EVENT WILL START AT THE HHH. 5:30 Social ~ 6 p.m. Presentation Programs are free for Members of Partner Organizations $5 for non-members, Includes light snacks and cash bar |
AUTISM PROGRAMMING
Register today for to attend a workshop for parents, caregivers, support professionals, and individuals with autism.
8 a.m. - 4 p.m. $30 General Registration ~ $15 for persons with autism Event Schedule |
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