National Historic Landmark · Owatonna, MN

National Farmers' Bank

National Farmers' Bank is a National Historic Landmark in Owatonna, MN, designated in 1976 for its significance in commerce; architecture. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and documented by the National Park Service.

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Built in 1908.  Designed by Louis H. Sullivan, with decorative elements by George Elmslie and stained glass windows by Louis J. Millet.
Owatonna, MNPhoto source: Bmzuckerman · CC BY 4.0

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101 N. Cedar St., Owatonna, MN
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  • Recognized for commerce; architecture
  • Landmark designated 1976
  • Listed in the National Register

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