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Chisago County Historical Society
P.O. Box 146
Lindstrom, MN 55045
651-257-5310
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A historical pioneer log cabin

This pioneer log home was built in 1869, four miles northwest of Rush City in Nessel township by Michael and Mary (Dailey) Delmore. They were an Irish family from Kildare County, Ireland who immigrated to America, came from Oxford, Ohio and settled in Minnesota. Michael and Mary's son Edward lived in this house with his wife Julia (Larkin) Delmore until 1938.

In 1963 the Fransen Family donated the log house to the
Chisago County Historical Society. It was moved to the Chisago County fairgrounds and a large pole building was installed for protection. The new building also provided additional storage and exhibit space for the historical society.

The Delmore log house, along with the Polish shtetl movie set, are open for group tours in warm weather months and during the Chisago County Fair. You will find the Historical Exhibits building next to the Cheewin Log Lodge, near the southeast entrance to the fairgrounds.

Contact the Society at 651-257-5310 or email the office for more information.
Historical Sites - Delmore - Fransen Log House
The Delmore - Fransen Log House
Chisago County Fairgrounds
905 West 4th Street
Rush City, MN
A wood fired stove and primitive kitchen
The Delmore - Fransen Log House is a prominent exhibit inside the History Building on the Chisago County Fairgrounds in Rush City, MN
These are traditional pioneer home furnishings
The Delmore Log House was donated by
the Fransen Family
Chisago County Historical Society