Dakota City Heritage Village
651-460-8050
info@dakotacity.org
info@dakotacity.org
Dakota City Heritage Village is a 1900-era 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.
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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.
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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Public Tours Available - by appiontment
A walking tour through many of the buildings with a costumed guide is
available to the public. Tours are usually 2 hours long, cost $5 per person
and must be scheduled in advance by calling our office at 651-460-8050
Tours can be arranged for:
Bring your own picnic lunch and eat on our grounds before or after your
tour!
A walking tour through many of the buildings with a costumed guide is
available to the public. Tours are usually 2 hours long, cost $5 per person
and must be scheduled in advance by calling our office at 651-460-8050
Tours can be arranged for:
- Senior Citizen groups
- Scout groups
- Individual families
- Red Hat Ladies or any adult groups (trolley tour or tour with tea
luncheon)
Bring your own picnic lunch and eat on our grounds before or after your
tour!
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| Dakota City Heritage Village 4008 220th St. W. P.O. Box 73 Farmington, MN 55024 651-460-8050 info@dakotacity.org |
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Last updated 03/06/2014
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From the DCHV President....
As my husband and I were interested in old things and
collectibles we became interested in Dakota City Heritage
Village, which was just 3 miles from our home. We volunteered
to work in the Museum Café.
Ultimately I began to lead school tours, and be a tour guide on
the trolleys during the Christmas in the Village Event. I also write
original vignettes for the Victorian Tea each year. Nowadays, I
volunteer in the office.
I thoroughly endorse Dakota City Heritage Village where we help
preserve our heritage for our grandchildren and
great-grandchildren.
As my husband and I were interested in old things and
collectibles we became interested in Dakota City Heritage
Village, which was just 3 miles from our home. We volunteered
to work in the Museum Café.
Ultimately I began to lead school tours, and be a tour guide on
the trolleys during the Christmas in the Village Event. I also write
original vignettes for the Victorian Tea each year. Nowadays, I
volunteer in the office.
I thoroughly endorse Dakota City Heritage Village where we help
preserve our heritage for our grandchildren and
great-grandchildren.
Position available: Part-time Exhibit Coordinator
Purpose of Position: Oversee the interpretation of the Dakota City
Heritage Village collection through exhibits, displays in the Village,
tours and public programs (more)
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A new year has begun. Boy did it start with a "COLD" bang on
January 6, 2014. Hopefully everyone manage to weather those
artic temperatures?
We have a wonderful year planned ahead.
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