Dakota City Heritage Village
Welcome to Dakota City!
village and museum dedicated to connecting
people to the rural past. We're located in
Farmington, Minnesota, just 30 minutes
south of the Twin Cities, on the Dakota
County Fairgrounds.
village and museum dedicated to connecting
people to the rural past. We're located in
Farmington, Minnesota, just 30 minutes
south of the Twin Cities, on the Dakota
County Fairgrounds.
Well, spring is almost here and not a minute too early! We've got
guests coming in May -- horses and buggies one weekend, and
WWII living history reenactors another. You're invited too! We've
also been busy renovating the McMenomy House and getting ready
for the youngins to come with their school visits and to summer
camp. This website's under construction so if you can't find what
you're looking for just call 651-460-8050. We're glad you stopped by
for a visit!
guests coming in May -- horses and buggies one weekend, and
WWII living history reenactors another. You're invited too! We've
also been busy renovating the McMenomy House and getting ready
for the youngins to come with their school visits and to summer
camp. This website's under construction so if you can't find what
you're looking for just call 651-460-8050. We're glad you stopped by
for a visit!
| Dakota City Heritage Village, 4008 220th St. W., Farmington, MN 55024 651-460-8050 info@dakotacity.org |
Today's news...
Our five-acre site includes 22 buildings where visitors experience living history
firsthand with costumed interpreters and demonstrations. Events throughout the
year focus on rural life 100 years ago including how residents met their needs for
food, clothing, shelter, and social connection.
Ahlberg Heritage Center, our museum, houses more than 10,000 artifacts depicting
social and rural history, with an emphasis on agriculture. See our Calendar page for
hours and upcoming events. In addition, Dakota City is available for weddings,
family, and organization events.
firsthand with costumed interpreters and demonstrations. Events throughout the
year focus on rural life 100 years ago including how residents met their needs for
food, clothing, shelter, and social connection.
Ahlberg Heritage Center, our museum, houses more than 10,000 artifacts depicting
social and rural history, with an emphasis on agriculture. See our Calendar page for
hours and upcoming events. In addition, Dakota City is available for weddings,
family, and organization events.
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