The Bunnell House

"The Bunnell House in Winona, Minnesota, holds a significant place in history. Constructed in 1856, this charming and well-preserved historic house showcases the architectural style prevalent during that time. The Bunnell House served as the dwelling of John Bunnell, a prominent figure in Winona's early development. He was a lawyer, judge, and influential politician who played a significant role in shaping the local community. This historic house stands as a testament to the endurance and spirit of the early settlers in Winona, and today, it serves as a cherished landmark that offers visitors a glimpse into the city's rich history and heritage."

"My tour guide was awesome, very knowledgeable! Love the history of the family.amazing life back then."

"They were closed when we were there, but the outside was amazing. To see such construction still existing today is wonderful"

"I presented the program Trapping and the Fur Trade here today. I thank the Winona Historicle Center for having me there representing Fish and Wildlife Service. Telling the story of the Mississippi river and it's importance to wildlife is always a pleasure. I ant to thank all the people who came out to hear the story your questions are a very important part of my day. The Docents were great as is the traveling history show showing us many details of the Fur Trade."