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Original home of Dr. Plummer. 49-room mansion on 11 acres. The building is primarily used for events.
The Plummer House is the former residence of Dr. Henry Stanley Plummer and his wife Daisy Berkman Plummer, who was the eldest grandchild of Dr. William Worrall Mayo, and niece of the Mayo brothers. Located in Rochester, Minnesota and originally called Quarry Hill, the English Tudor mansion stood on a 65-acre (26 ha) estate which included a greenhouse, water tower, garage, and gazebo. The house is also called Henry S. Plummer House.
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Consisting of 4 60-foot circular granite walls, created to honor veterans from the area. See the Wall of Remembrance.
See what is probably the world's largest water tower painted to look like an ear of corn. Built in 1931 to celebrate the opening of the Libby Foods facility (now Seneca Foods).
Guided tours are only for patients and their families, but you can pick up a brochure from any Help Desk for one of several self-guided tours. An audio tour is available of the art collection.
Was one of the most elaborate theaters built in the early 1900s. Has French Village decor complete with balconies and turrets. (Not to be confused with the current Chateau movie theater.)
No permanent collection; check website for which exhibits are open.
Exhibits the way of life of a typical middle-class Midwestern family in the late 19th century. The house has been restored and authentically furnished with antiques, quilts, dolls, and china.