This week in Mantorville
Nothing on Mantorville’s calendar for the next two weeks yet.
About Mantorville
Mantorville was founded in 1854 and is named for Peter and Riley Mantor, brothers who came to the spot on the Zumbro River the year before. The town became known for Mantorville limestone, a stone that is soft when cut and hardens with the weather; it was used for the Hubbell House in 1856 and for the 1865 Dodge County Courthouse, the oldest working courthouse in Minnesota. Its downtown of old stone buildings has been a historic district on the National Register since 1974. Today people watch summer melodramas in the 1918 Opera House, fish below the dam in Riverside Park, and come back every September for Marigold Days.
Along Main St
- Casey's · 320 N Main St
- MBT Bank · 402 N Main St
- Mantorville Welcome Center · 407 N Main St
- Mantorville Square Antiques · 416 N Main St
- Chocolate Shoppe · 420 N Main St
- Mantorville Saloon · 501 N Main St
- The Hubbell House · 502 N Main St
- The Bridge - Concert Venue · 509 N Main St
- Creative Change Hair Studio · 516 N Main St
- Lush Esthetics · 516 N Main St
- Mantorville Art Guild · 521 N Main St
- Beavz Auto Body · 531 N Main St
- The Mantorville Restoration House · 540 N Main St
- Dodge County Historical Society · 615 N Main St
- Dodge County Environmental Services · 721 N Main St
- Keller Technologies · 901 N Main St
- Zulay studio “Brilliantly Beautiful” · 516 Main St N
- Faro Photography · 15 5th St E
- County Seat Coffeehouse · 1 5th St W
- Mantorville Fire Department · 21 5th St E
- Local Threads Boutique · 15 5th St E
- City of Mantorville · 21 5th St E
- Kasson - Mantorville Masonic Lodge No. 11 · 11 5th St W
- Riverscape Financial Group - Thrivent · 508 Clay St
- Mantorville Historic District
- Mantorville Theatre Company · 5 5th St W
- Linda Walbruch, Concerned Citizen · 602 Clay St # 75
- Memorabilia · 9 5th St W