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House
House was built in 1884 by William H. Holt. It is
one of the rare examples of Orson Fowler's
octagon house fad. Though some changes have
been made, many of house's original features
remain - woodwork, marble fireplace, and the
remains of a dumb waiter in the basement.
Learn more about the residents and history of this
house on the History, Genealogy, and Holt Family
pages.
Holt House will be open for the 2008 season in
May.
Visit Grove Gallery in the granary for folk art,
gnomes and antiques. Visit the Minnesota Grove
Gnomes at Gnome Gnolls.
Click here to visit the Granite Falls Historical
Society.
Click here for links to Granite Falls genealogy web
sites and more information about the Granite Falls
Historical Society.
The Society welcomes new members and support
in preserving the Andrew J. Volstead House
Museum, a National Monument located in
downtown Granite Falls. Other projects include
preserving the Granite Falls Depot and walking
bridge.
Holt House circa 1940-50s
Please e-mail us if you have any interior or exterior photographs
of Holt House.
