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The Gideon and Agnes Pond House was built in 1856 by missionaries to the Dakota Indians on the bluff overlooking the Minnesota River. The house, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is located in the beautiful Pond Dakota Mission Park in Bloomington, Minnesota. The Pond Dakota Heritage Society and the City of Bloomington provide programs and tours on Sunday afternoons. The event schedule is published on the Pond Dakota Heritage Society Facebook page. Like us there!Put Pond-Dakota Mission Park and Gideon Pond House into our Bloomington driving holiday planner to see other points of interest to visit during your vacation in Bloomington.
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Pond-Dakota Mission Park and Gideon Pond House reviews
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Great place to learn a bit about Bloomington and how the area was settled. Great building and surrounding area. During fall there is a "River Rendezvous" event with reenactments of the era and...
Great place to learn a bit about Bloomington and how the area was settled. Great building and surrounding area. During fall there is a "River Rendezvous" event with reenactments of the era and... more »
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This park houses a 19th century federalist style building on the National Register of Historic Places. It is the Gideon and Agnes Pond House. The Pond Dakota Heritage Society hosts events at the...
This park houses a 19th century federalist style building on the National Register of Historic Places. It is the Gideon and Agnes Pond House. The Pond Dakota Heritage Society hosts events at the... more »
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We arrived before the starting time and were warmly welcomed inside. The staff was dressed in period attire and were very knowledgeable about the family. The great great grandson of the family was there as well! It was awesome talking and learning from him. They had beverages, songs, and activities for the guests. I would definitely go back again to experience the home and grounds during different times of the year.
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September 16-20 2019 is River Rendezvous at Pond Dakota Park. This in a wonderful, fun event that is held one week in September each year. Monday through Friday school children from all over the state come to learn about life in Minnesota in the period 1800-1870. The daily work and chores are brought to life by a talented group of re-enactors. Each has their specialties from candle making, blacksmithing, trapping and how to wash your clothes. Teddy Roosevelt tells you about the Rough Riders and the charge up SanJuan hill. The Norwegian immigrant tells the store of how he came to America with everything he owned in one small trunk.The history of Native America life and culture is told as it was passed down through dance, music and ceremony. On Thursday evening the event is open to the public from 4:00 to to 8:30 pm. There in a admission charged of $6.00 children 4 and under free.
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