Comstock House

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What is the Comstock House?
- The Comstock House is a 19th-century Victorian home that once belonged to the Comstock family, who played a key role in bringing the railroad and educational opportunities to northern Minnesota’s Red River Valley.
Who restored the Comstock House?
- The home has been restored by the Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County and features period furnishings and artifacts.
What style of furnishings are inside the Comstock House?
- The house is furnished with Eastlake and Queen Anne-style furniture, along with historical tapestries and artifacts. Many of the furnishings are original to the home.
What does the Comstock House symbolize?
- The home was established as a symbol of growth and prosperity in Moorhead, much of which was driven by the Comstock family's efforts to expand business and develop the town.
How significant was the Comstock House when it was built?
- At the time of its construction, the 11-room home was the most expensive residence in the area.
When did the Comstock family donate the house?
- The family lived in the house until 1965, when they donated it to the Minnesota Historical Society.

Address: Comstock House, 506 Eighth St. S, Moorhead, MN 56560, Phone: 218-291-4211

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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