Runestone Museum Foundation 206 Broadway Street, Alexandria, MN 56308

"I visited your lovely museum several years ago, but I am loving that history has evolved to learn about how many more places the Norse actually visited in the "New Land" than previously known. I feel that this helps your museum greatly. More Validation in the future. But we can never forget who's land this was previously.... the great indigenous peoples who were here long before. Thank you for a lovely visit. I'll be coming back again❣️"

"As someone who knew NOTHING about the Runestone, I admit this museum did an amazing job educating me not just about the deep history of the Runestone but of other histories as well (of the native Americans in the area) The museum was great and told the complex history of the Runestone in a way a beginner like me could understand. I appreciated the extra stuff outside which gives context to the city of Alexandria as a whole. This place is great for families and kids to! Interesting place to stop if your interested in this sort of thing"

"We mustn't forget the past! We MUST preserve it! Not only does this museum have on display the authentic 1362 Runestone,but tells the history of it's finding,the controversy&so much more. There is much to see,hear,touch&learn about many other subjects of the past. You won't be disappointed."

"I've taken my family here twice and both times we loved it. The staff is always so welcoming and accommodating. So much work and care has been put into the displays and it shows. This is some of the most important and unique history in Minnesota and is a must-see for anyone and everyone in this state and beyond. I had no idea there were so many more viking artifacts unearthed on Minnesota ground in addition to the iconic kensington runestone itself. Amazing collection of native American items as well."

"This was a fun and interesting museum. There was a lot of facts and artifacts to discover both native American and norse. The rune stone was very cool to see. The viking ship section was closed for the season so we plan to come back to see that once it reopens. The woman working the front desk was Shelly. She was a sweetheart. Very nice to talk to. She had a sweet soft voice."