Ulen Museum
P.O. Box 403
35 1st St. NW
Ulen, MN 56585
ph: 218-596-8884
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In September 1963 the Ulen Historical Society was organized with Ihlor Bjerke as president, Ray Wilmore as vice president, and Eliza Knutson as secretary-treasurer. The museum was built in 1902 by Edwin Evans, with a second story added in 1914. Preserving our area's history and displaying its artifacts was the driving force of this group.
The new Ulen Historical Society was organized in 2004 to build upon the dreams of the original Ulen Historical Society.
Grand Opening
The Ulen Museum held its Grand Opening on Sunday, August 4, 2007. Highlights of the opening day included a wood carving demonstration and music by a string quartet. Visitors came from miles around to tour the new Ulen Museum.
Our beautiful Hardanger violin
Additional Information:
*The Ulen Museum is open year round.
*Field trips and group tours are welcome.
*New exhibits and displays are featured in the museum.
*The museum is handicap accessible.
*Your donations are tax deductible.
*The Ulen Historical Society meets on the first Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m. at the Ulen City Hall, April through October. New members are always welcome!
The Ulen Museum proudly displays memorablilia from the area in pioneer cabin rooms. This kitchen contains beautiful glassware, dishes, and useful tools that any pioneer woman would be happy to use in her kitchen. A wood stove keeps her kitchen warm and cooks the meals while food stays cool in the icebox. Visit the Ulen Museum to see how pioneers lived years ago in the Ulen area.
Copyright 2013 Ulen Museum. All rights reserved.
P.O. Box 403
35 1st St. NW
Ulen, MN 56585
ph: 218-596-8884
visitor