Explore Lindbergh’s childhood home and uncover the origins of a curious, imaginative child.
Discover how his life along the Mississippi River influenced his future as an environmental activist, inventor, and aviation pioneer.
Daily tour departs every 30 minutes. Last tour at 4 pm.
Tour the 1906 house furnished with original Lindbergh family objects — including the piano that survived a fire.
Hear stories about Charles’s experience seeing his very first airplane flying up the Mississippi River.
View original burn marks from an egg incubator that Charles built in the dining room.
Hear quotes from Charles’s writings as an adult describing his youth on the farm.
See the family’s restored 1916 Saxon Six automobile that Charles drove to California as a teenager.
Tours are 45 minutes long and leave every 30 minutes from the museum lobby. The first tour leaves at 10 am and the last tour leaves at 4 pm.
Tours are available during the summer and fall during regular site hours.
Please reserve your group of 10 or more people two weeks in advance. Groups of fewer than 10 people do not need reservations during open hours. Open year-round for group tours.
Tours last 45 minutes. 90 minutes is recommended to allow time to explore the museum exhibits.
To schedule, call 320-412-1395 or email lindbergh@mnhs.org