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A Cottage in Stockholm |
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Sue & Will Corson |
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W1224 Highway 35 |
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Stockholm, WI 54769 |
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An Elegant getaway nestled into the lushly wooded Mississippi River Bluffs, overlooking Lake Pepin and surrounded by art galleries: craft and antique shops:fine dining: hiking trails and scenic gardens. The Cottage has been elegantly appointed with fine linens, dishes, gourmet cooking utensils...everything you will need for a carefree vacation! See our website at www.cottageinstockholm.com for more photos, rates and information. |
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Abode Stockholm |
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Alan Nugent |
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715-442-2266 |
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N2030 #3 Spring Street |
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Stockholm, WI 54769 |
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Our Mission is to bring to you stunning and unique items from around the world. Every Accessory is hand selected to offer you things to make your home and your life more beautiful! We are also proud to be the REGIONS PREMIER GALLERY OF LOCAL AND REGIONAL FINE ART AND FINE CRAFT. We invite you to experience, first hand, the beauty of our area and the inspiration & fascination that our artist's works can add to your world. We encourage you to experience the life affirming and life inspiring power of art. Complete custom interiors services available. Please check out our website at www.abodegallery.com. Visit our photo album. Store Hours: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. everyday (possibly later on Friday's & Saturday's) |
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A Sense of Place |
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Paul & Pam Larson |
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715-442-2185 |
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N2037 Spring Street |
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Stockholm, WI 54769 |
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An old harness shop is reborn! Our colorful new store captures the heart of living in the Upper Midwest, through nature, regional history, and the imagination of children. Walk in to enjoy a feast for the eyes, ears, and mind; take home something to live more fully in your chosen place. Our resources include:
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Bogus Creek Cafe & Bakery |
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Colleen Flynn |
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715-442-5017 |
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N 2049 Spring Street |
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Stockholm, WI 54769 |
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Serving breakfast and lunch all day. NOW SERVING BBQ's!
Summer is here and so is alfresco dining! Bogus Creek is worth planning your day around with a wonderful meal on our sunny garden deck. The Café offers freshly prepared breakfast entrees; Swedish Pancakes with freshly whipped cream and lingonberries, Bogus Hash and French Toast are favorites. The Bogus Creek lunch menu offers fresh sandwiches, crisp salads and tasty pastas. Home made soups, delicious desserts and a wonderful wine and beer menu compliment your visit. Need bakery items? Bogus Creek Bakery is your answer. We offer freshly baked pastries, artisan breads, ice cream and a full espresso bar. You haven’t lived until you’ve tried the Swedish Donut. Bogus Creek . . . our food is real. Click here to view our menu.
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Calvary Covenant Church |
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715-442-5734 |
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105 E Second St |
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Calvary Covenant Church was established more than 150 years ago by the Swedish immigrants who founded the village of Stockholm. The little church on the hill is a reminder of those faithful people, who worshipped together, and comforted and sustained one another. Today, its members are far more diverse and are actively seeking to reach out to the community as witnesses to Jesus Christ's love. We invite you to come as you are. There is no judgement at Calvary. Services: Sunday at 10:30 a.m. |
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Crazy Cat Candy Shoppe |
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N2055 Spring Street |
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The Crazy Cat Candy Shoppe will satisfy everyone’s sweet tooth. We offer specialty chocolates, nuts and old fashioned candy:
Located above the Bogus Creek Bakery. Come visit us and feel like a kid again or dive into chocolate and truffles to die for.
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Gelly's Pub & Eatery |
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Wayne & Di Gelhar |
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715-442-2023 |
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Hwy 35 & Spring St. |
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FRIDAY NIGHT AUGUST 20th: NO FRIDAY NIGHT FISH FRY
Sorry for any INCONVENIENCE this may have caused you, Hope to see you next week for the Fish Fry!! Gelly & Mrs. G For Music & Upcoming Events, please scroll to the bottom. Hours of Service
Gelly's Pub & Eatery is a non-smoking, full bar with outside deck seating. Gelly's serves burgers, sandwiches and appetizers & daily lunch specials. UPCOMING EVENTS
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Great River B&B |
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Leland Krebs |
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1-800-657-4756 |
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Great River B & B The property is a pioneer Swedish stone cottage built in 1869 by the co-founder of the village of Stockholm. From our large screened in porch we offer peace and solitude on 43 acres of lawn, woods, and open meadow over looking Lake Pepin (the Mississippi River). The two- story cottage as shown here is rented for the exclusive use of only one party (one or two people only) ensuring absolute privacy. When we have guests, we stay at our nearby second home, and return in the morning to prepare a light breakfast if desired. The editors of Midwest Living magazine selected us as one of their personal favorite “special places” in the upper Midwest. We invite you to visit us in 2009 and help us celebrate over 20 years as a B & B and hope you too will agree that it is indeed a special place. Visit our photo album. Please see our website for more details. |
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Ingebretsen’s av Stockholm Scandanavian Gifts |
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Julie Ingebretsen & Diane Noble |
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715-442-2220 |
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12092 Hwy 35 |
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Store Hours: Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday 11:00-5:00 Sunday 12:00-5:00 Tuesday and Wednesday "by chance" Välkommen to Ingebretsen's av Stockholm, a Swedish "butik" on the shores of Lake Pepin in Stockholm, Wisconsin, a charming river town along the Mississippi. Our giftware from Scandinavia offers a rich sense of tradition plus the artistry of fine handcraft and design. You'll find many decorative and functional items imported from Scandinavia -
Jenny Lind (of Red Wing) delicious scandinavian breads, rolls, etc. are available on weekends. Ingebretsen's av Stockholm is an "offshoot" of Ingebretsen's in Minneapolis, located on East Lake Street since 1921. Family owned and operated for 3 generations, it has remained a neighborhood market and a meeting place to keep memories and traditions alive. For hours and more information, call 612-729-9333 or check our website at www.ingebretsens.com Information on tours to Scandinavia, led by Diane and Ted Noble, can be found on the website or by contacting Diane and Ted at teddiane@mac.com or 612-825-8808. Upcoming Tours: Sweden's Winter Wonderland January 28-February 14, 2010, featuring the Jokkmokk Sami Market and the Ice Hotel Enchanting Sweden & Spectacular Norway, Summer 2010, featuring the Hurtigruten--Norway's Coastal Voyage, and the Göta Canal--Sweden's "Blue Ribbon" Ingrebretsen Building History: Built in 1878 by Eric Peterson...one of the brothers who came from Karlskoga, Sweden in 1851 and started the village of Stockholm...and Youngquist, this stone buildling dates from the original settlement of Stockholm. Its first use was as a general store/farm implements. For a short time, around 1885-87, it was a hotel. Anton. Eric's son, ran a hardware business in the building. Through the years it became a confectionary, barbershop, speakeasy and cafe. When Eric Janus and Carolyn Chalmers bought the building in early 2002, the building had been abandoned for several years. Restoration and renovation of the upstairs residence and downstairs shop were completed in 2003. J. Ingebretsen's av Stockholm opened their shop in September 2003, returning the building to its Scandinavian heritage and commercial use. Visit our photo album. |
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Lake Pepin Beach House B&B |
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Mary Berland |
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715-254-9156 |
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W10877 E. Lake Dr. |
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The only lodging establishment in the area located directly on the shores of Lake Pepin! Enjoy the spectacular lake views, large deck and gardens, private beach and dock. Lake Pepin Beach House B&B offers 3 rooms, One with private bath and two with shared bath. Located on Deer Island, just 3 miles from the shops and restaurants of Stockholm Amenities:
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Maiden Rock Winery & Cidery |
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Herdie Baisden |
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715-448-3502 |
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W12266 King Lane |
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We are an award-winning cider orchard presenting a unique collection of premium hard ciders and wines - produced from fresh local fruit - flavored by Wisconsin. Located on the scenic bluffs above the Mississippi River at Lake Pepin, our rural estate offers refreshing country experiences. THE WINES Our signature offerings are classic hard apple ciders crafted in the farmhouse tradition of southwestern England like our Scrumpy, Somerset Cider, & Bitter Love; and our toast to the Midwest – Honeycrisp Hard. Our wines include Harvest Apple, Eau Claire and others in the works. TOURS By appointment, adults $3, children free TASTINGS Complimentary cider, wine and product tastings HOURS Open April – December, Wednesday – Sunday 10 am – 6pm. Also open Monday Holidays [e.g. Memorial Day] and Tuesday 4-7pm thru Nov. EVENTS
For directions: take the Great River Road - Wisconsin Hwy 35 - just one short hour from the Twin Cities and visit Maiden Rock Apples. Click here to view a video about our winery/cidery that is on the WI Winery Associations website. Please see our website for more details. |
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Maiden Rock Bluffs |
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Stockholm's "Maiden Rock Bluff" Dedication of a State Natural Area The limestone bluff of Maiden Rock has been home to peregrine falcons and other raptors for years. But now, with the help of the West Wisconsin Land Trust, the Wisconsin DNR and other individuals and organizations, the site is open to the public as a State Natural Area. Maiden Rock Bluff protects one of the areas premiere limestone cliff faces on a bluff high above the Mississippi River overlooking Lake Pepin. The view of the river valley is said to be the best in the four-state area. The site is open to the public for walking, bird watching and other low impact recreation. Access: Located just a five minute drive from Stockholm's intersection of State Highway 35 and County J, drive north on J 0.7 miles. Turn onto County road E and drive one mile, then west on Long Lane about 0.7 miles to a parking area. For more information please visit our websites www.wwlt.org or www.dnr.state.wi.us. |
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Maidenwood |
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Deborah Hansen |
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715-448-4001 |
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N447 244th St. |
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Stockholm, WI 54769 |
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Maidenwood is a wedding, reception and event center with overnight accommodations set in the countryside between Maiden Rock and Stockholm. A 48 x 53 foot barn, newly finished inside with white-washed pine, is the focal point on four acres of lawn, perennial gardens, towering oaks, pine, spruce and flowering trees. Overnight guests also have access to an additional 76 acres of woods and tallgrass prairie threaded with walking trails. Weddings can be held at various lovely sites--the Towering Oak Circle,the Meadowside, the Lake Overlook, the Stone Circle and other locations. Lighted trees and scattered tables and chairs invite guests to explore the grounds and a fire circle encourages lingering by the event barn. Plenty of parking is available and buses can be arranged for groups. Owner Deborah Hansen is available to help engaged couples and their families plan their weddings and receptions using the finest local resources for flowers, food, photography and decor. Deb also rents crystal, silver, flatware, vintage plates and linens for such additional occasions as wedding and baby showers, bridal luncheons, garden parties, tea parties, memorial services and reunions. In the charming "Bridal Suite," brides can dress for the occasion and watch from a second-floor picture window as guests arrive below. When festivities are over, bride and groom can simply retreat to their suite for the night and have a simply delicious breakfast waiting in the morning. The attractive barn, with lots of natural light and a center chandelier, is also a great space for the Cameo Life Stories writing workshops conducted by Deborah Hansen, author of the book Cameo Life Stories Writing Guide for Everywoman. For more information, call Deborah at 715-448-4001 (May through October) or 602-920-9365 (cellphone all year). Or visit www.maidenwood.net to see photos of the grounds, facilities and successful Maidenwood events! Visit our photo album. |
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Northern Oak Amish Furniture and Gifts |
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Paul Taylor |
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715-442-6008 |
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N2048 Spring Street |
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At Northern Oak Amish Furniture and Gifts you'll find: A locally owned Amish furniture and gift gallery with over 1,800 square feet of exceptional items. Featuring Heirloom Quality Amish-crafted: Mission, Shaker, Traditional American furniture. Gift items from across the USA, and specialty items from around the world. Our fine Amish pieces are crafted in Northern Red Oak, 1/4 Sawn Red and White Oak, Cherry, Maple or Hickory. Amish prefer these hardwoods because of their exceptional durability. Our Amish craftspeople take additional steps to ensure your piece will last a lifetime. The wood is first kiln-dried for strength. Then the woodworker applies your choice of stains and hardware. Lastly the piece is cured with an application of a high quality finish. We offer a complete line of furniture and gifts for every room: Bedroom Suites, Dining Room Sets, Living Room Furniture, Home Office and Kid's items. Come visit our Amish furniture gallery and find gifts that are as unique as Stockholm, Wisconsin itself. Summer Store Hours:
Please note we are open at our Eau Claire, Wisconsin Store year round: Northern Oak Furniture
Any other date or time by appointment with 24 Hour Notice Visit our photo album. |
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OQ Quilts and Treasures |
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John Lass |
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715-442-6037 |
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12103 Highway 35 |
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OQ Quilts has quilting supplies including fabric, thread and batting. Services available:
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Out of the Blue Gallery |
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Pam Olson |
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715-442-2583 |
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W12117 Highway 35 |
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Cool stuff for you, your home & garden, and gifts for those you love, all at affordable prices. We have collected a large variety of fun, unique, handcrafted & select manufactured items including:
Telephone orders are welcome and WE SHIP! Stop in while you're in Stockholm. Out of the Blue Gallery is located on Highway 35, next to the Post Office. We are committed to protecting our environment by recycling all materials & most packaging that comes to us. Thank you for helping with this goal. Visit our photo album. |
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River Road Inn |
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Kathleen Burk |
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612-306-2100 |
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River Road Inn. The River Road Inn is located just upriver from historic Stockholm, Wisconsin. The Inn has the luxurious Carriage House with a spa-like atmosphere. Three of the rooms are located in the main building, which is all new construction (2005). The fourth is in the converted carriage house. Our goal with the River Road Inn is to provide a restful, romantic, luxury spa-like atmosphere for our guests. The Carriage House has panoramic views of Lake Pepin and the glorious bluffs, a spa shower, king-size bed and vaulted ceilings. Please see our website for more details. Visit our photo album. |
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Sandy's |
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Sandy Wagener |
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W12098 Hwy 35 |
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Sandy’s in Stockholm is a truly delightful boutique filled with comfortable and contemporary clothing. You will find hand crafted jewelry, fabulous hand-painted handbags, and many one-of-a-kind accessories and artful objects. At any given time you will find great pieces from fine lines like: Icelandic, Not Your Daughters Jeans, Kut, Tribal, Dunia, Jag Jeans, Cubism, Worn, Desi Jeans, Watchcraft, Blue Willis, Kello, Anushka, Royal Robbins, and Brighton. We are also proud to support many local and regional artists! Because of this, we are able to bring you the latest in innovative clothing, art and gifts. NOW UPSTAIRS - Clemona massage & day spa! For more information and to schedule an appointment, please visit www.clemona.com You'll find us on Hwy 35 nestled between the Palate and Ingbretsen's. Visit our photo album. HOURS:
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Savvy |
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Mary & Bart Haake |
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N2051 Spring Street |
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Looking for an edge on your shopping experience?! Savvy stays on top of, and ahead of the fashion trends in both the women’s fashion and home accent arenas. While not ignoring the traditional, new selections of the latest currency in style arrive weekly throughout the season. Our goal is to provide you with fun and unique options to add ‘wow factor’ to your home or to accent your personal style with a wide selection of fabulous fashion accessories. We also carry an inventory of fun options to consider for yourself or as a thoughtful gift. …….And everything offered at a great value! Located one half block off HWY 35, up Spring Street, on the Bogus Creek Café pond. Savvy Hours: 11:00 to 5:00 (earlier and later by chance). |
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Spring Street Inn |
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Paul & Pam Larson |
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N2037 Spring Street |
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An exquisite resurrection of the Merchants’ Hotel of the 1880s, the Spring Street Inn offers a suite of two rooms, each looking onto Stockholm’s colorful shopping district, with magnificent views of Lake Pepin just a stone’s throw away. The cozy sitting room includes a kitchenette and small dining area. It opens to a bedroom enlivened with fine Amish and Shaker furnishings. Just beyond is an all-new bath. We rent by the day or week, with reduced rates for extended or mid-week stays. Families are welcome, as the sofa pulls out to a queen-size bed, and we have a Pack ’n Play as well. Visit out photo album. |
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Stockholm Park Camping |
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Stockholm Park offers a beautiful lake side camping experience. All camping spots are on a first come-first served basis. No reservations.
Closed for the season Nov 1st. And don't forget a visit to the shores of Lake Pepin at the beautiful Village Park, with a walk down the 700 foot pier into the midst of the mighty Mississippi River. Visit the enchanted Maiden Rock Bluff Natural Area, which looms less than a mile from the Village and was the site of a legendary Dakota maiden’s leap to avoid a forced marriage. The bluff and two hundred surrounding acres were preserved forever in 2004, providing public access to unique Mississippi River Valley habitat and some of the most stunning views on the Great River. |
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Stockholm Institute |
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In the Village of Stockholm there is a small, picturesque museum in a building that was once the old Post Office. It is the home of the Stockholm Institute, a historical society incorporated in 1984 to preserve and celebrate the history of the Stockholm area. Stockholm was fortunate to have been the home of Orlin Anderson, now deceased, who was a dedicated amateur historian and archiver of all things related to the area. He was also a dedicated pack-rat and because of that predilection there are probably items and photos in the museum that would otherwise have been long lost. Orlin’s enthusiasm for all things old encouraged others to donate their objects, books, and photos, and it may have been the accumulation of items that inspired insightful residents to create an organization that would preserve and display this wealth of material and memories. Thus was born the Institute. Its visitors come from across the country and around the world. It publishes a regular newsletter for its members, and in the past has been a sponsor of the Heritage Days that Stockholm has hosted. In 2006, the Institute welcomed the 50-member Bjurtjarn Theater Group. This group toured the U.S. performing its play “Off to America – They Sold their Homesteads" (a story about their ancestors who founded Stockholm). After the events and festivities, the theater group donated the rights to the play to the Stockholm Institute. The Institute’s museum building has recently been refurbished and redecorated in an appropriate Swedish palette, with new shelves for books and a large work table available for visitors who wish to review the family histories that have been gathered. A local archivist is also in the process of identifying and organizing the Institute’s wealth of material (some of it retrieved from Orlin’s estate) so that it remains usable to future historians. |
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Stockholm Pottery and Mercantile |
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Diane Millner |
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N2020 Spring St. |
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Stockholm Pottery opened its doors in 1991. Proprietor Diane Millner, has been making functional stoneware pottery for 25 years. Diane makes a very large variety of pots ranging from Japanese style garden lanterns to her popular berry bowls, french butter keepers and unique popover pans. Diane's pots are made to be used! She takes special care to make sure they serve their function well. She pays special attention to details like comfortable handles and smooth bottoms. The store also represents the work of many local artists including:
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TansyHus |
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Sandra & John Myklebust |
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TansyHus is a Historical Vactional Rental Home made for gathering attracting retreat groups, family reunions, book clubs, etc. It will accommodate up to 10 people. Call or email for availability. Fully furnished, linens, kitchen complete with all cooking utensils. This recently remodeled home sits on a lovely corner lot within walking distance to Lake Pepin, shops and restaurants. It can be rented by the week, month or two night minimum. The remodeled turn of the century home, TansyHus, sits up high on a spacious and private property in the tiny village of Stockholm, Wisconsin. Stockholm offers a welcome respite from the hectic pace of daily life. There are many regional and national artisans and designers in the immediate area. Shops and restaurants are within a short walk from the front door. Stockholm is a popular destination for vacationers seeking natural beauty combined with an affable small town spirit. Lake Pepin, just blocks away, is a place for sailing in the summer and winter months, fishing and recreational boating. *Special Offer*
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Stockholm General (formally The Good Apple) |
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Steve Grams |
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Stockholm General (formerly The Good Apple): Wisconsin Foods, Cheese, Wines and Mercantile Step into our charming mercantile and find a wonderful selection of foods, cheese, wines and beers all crafted in Wisconsin. Wine Tastings Daily. Espresso! Handmade Sandwiches House made breads and treats Hours:
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The Palate Gourmet Kitchen Store |
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Shana Finnegan |
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Welcome to The Palate Gourmet Kitchen Store offering a shopping experience for your entertaining taste. We invite you to come and see our selection of gourmet cookware, dinnerware, kitchen tools and home decor products featuring an exclusive line of table linens. We also offer gourmet food items including wonderful cheeses and tempting sweets. Sold only here is a selection of hand picked wines from around the world for the discerning palate. Food and wine samplings will be offered during our cooking classes featuring local chefs! Please call for information on our upcoming class schedule. Visit our photo album. |
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The Stockholm Pie Company |
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Janet Garretson |
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Stockholm, WI 54769 |
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Exceptional pie! Just like Grandma's! Handmade pies, pie cookies, cinnamon rolls, and other treats. Come for brunch or lunch and enjoy a savory pie or a delectable quiche in our flaky crust. Scrumptious apple dumplings are made from September to February or by special order. Serving Timm's handmade ice cream by the scoop or in a sundae or ice cream float. Great coffee, hot tea, and a good selection of other beverages. Store Hours:
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Up A Creek |
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Carol Moore |
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715-442-2900 |
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Stockholm, WI 54769 |
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What's Old Could Be New! Imagine blending junk market treasures with new architectural pieces, painted and worm furniture, and odd containers, perfect for porches and gardens. We like finding new uses for old stuff. We offer inexpensive ways to give your home season changes. Try new textured linens, pillows, and rugs. Add colorful wreaths, garlands, and candles. For fall and Christmas we have a wonderful selection of dishes and decorations. Up a Creek carried a whimsical selection of "Girlie Stuff". Laugh yourself silly with Bitch Cookbooks, plaques, aprons, and coffee mugs with humorous sayings. Pamper yourself with sweet smelling soaps and lotions, and of course, Baubles!! Come in and search for your needful things at... Up A Creek Call for hours: 715-442-2900 Visit our photo album. |
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WideSpot Performing Arts Center |
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Kelli Tatum |
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715-307-8941 |
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N2030 Spring St. 2nd floor |
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Stockholm, WI 54769 |
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On a widespot on the Great River, in a village that was once nothing more than a widespot in the road, the re-birth of a center for the arts takes place. Once the Stockholm Opera Hall, now the home to the WideSpot Performing Arts Center and Community Project, the 100+ year old space is once again becoming the center piece of the community and a vibrant, creative home for the performing arts of all kinds. Expect the unexpected. One weekend you may find theater and classical music, the next might bring independent film and a gospel "hotdish" brunch, followed by dance, comedy, poetry.... a deep palate of the arts. All of this being expertly choreographed and curated by a staff deeply dedicated to the arts and the power of the arts in building community. The not-for-profit Center will be available for community use during non-performance times and a portion of proceeds will be dedicated to local organizations and charities. Upcoming Events: see the stockholm events listing or www.widespotperformingarts.org for info on upcoming events |
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