"Where Did They Live? Early Residences of Lindsborg, KS."
This is a self guided street / sidewalk tour of the historic homes of early residences of Lindsborg. Stroll the shaded neighborhoods and observe Italianate, Neoclassical, Queen Anne, and German medieval architectural influences spanning over 100 years. Pick up a brochure at the CVB office.
Arriving in the fall of 1868, Gustaf Hoglund proceeded to dig a dugout to serve as some protection. The dugout served as the family home until 1874. The Smoky Valley Historical Association maintains the Hoglund Dugout, now a historical site marking an example of an early Scandinavian home.
Lindsborg, KS Historic SitesThe Museum complex includes the restored 1898
Lindsborg, KS MuseumsThe Pearson Woodcarving Studio, located is the oldest artist's studio in Lindsborg, preserves the memory of early pioneers. Son in law, Norman Malm, a prolific artist, continues the woodcarving tradition. A large collection of his pen and ink drawings and satire cartoons are shown as well. Norman'
Lindsborg, KS Art GalleriesThe Swedish Pavilion is one of seven historic buildings on display at the Old Mill Heritage Square. The Swedish Pavilion was Sweden's exhibit at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis. At the close of the World'
Lindsborg, KS Historic BuildingsErected in honor of the Vietnam War Veterans....
The Methodist-Episcopal Church was organized in 1879, in connection with the Havensville charge. The appointment remained a p...
This house, built in the early 1880s was originally a four room house, owned by Frank I. Sage. Mr. Sage added four more rooms...
Built in 1907, is a Shingle style with limestone accents. Finney and his son, Ronald, were successful financiers and close as...