Presentation topics include historic Rochester homes, Norwegian immigration, and health care. 11:26 am, Dec. 30, 2020 ×
The Stoppel Farmstead, just outside Rochester. (Contributed photo by the History Center of Olmsted County)
The History Center of Olmsted County is providing historical content in the most 2020/2021 of ways Zoom lectures.
Frederick and Charles Spangenberg built a limestone farmstead in Woodbury that has since been added to the National Registry of Historic Buildings. Series participants will learn about the homes and how the land the Spangenbergs lived on has changed over the years.
Abby Currier, community engagement and events coordinator for the history center, said the center saw a connection between the Stoppel Farmstead and the Spangenberg house in the Twin Cities.
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