Putnam House

Built in 1907, the Putnam House is an American Foursquare built by Thomas Putnam, an early pioneer lumber man. The first floor has been partially preserved and is available to the public. The second and third floors are in the process of preservation and feature exhibits and historically furnished bedrooms. The Putnam House sponsors exhibits, performances, classes, demonstrations, and other historical, arts, humanities, family and community events.
The Putnam House is available by appointment - please call (701) 652-1213 for more information.