LITTLE FALLS — The
Charles Lindbergh House and Museum
invites the community to celebrate its 50th anniversary of the
Minnesota Historical Society
’s public operation of Charles Lindbergh’s childhood home 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Sept. 30.
Highlights include house tours, special presentations, a photo booth, birthday treats, and a shuttle between the Lindbergh House and the Little Falls Airport, which is hosting a fly-in. All is included in the cost of regular site admission.
The house was opened to public visits beginning in 1931, and began offering tours in 1957. The Minnesota Historical Society took over management of the house and adjoining property in 1969, and it became a National Historic Landmark the following year. The museum was opened in 1973 in a ceremony featuring a speech by Lindbergh himself.
More information is available at
mnhs.org/lindbergh
.
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