Pella

Pella, Iowa, United States

Come see all 5 of Pella's Historic Hidden Gems! From historic cabin and houses, to restored train depots, there is history around every corner in Pella, Iowa!

608 Lincoln St
Pella, IA

Built in 1843, this log home is listed the National Register of Historic Places. It is believed to be the oldest building in Marion County in its original location. The homestead of Thomas and Nancy Tuttle was purchased by Dominie Henry P. Scholte to establish the town center. Inside tours are available by appointment only.

507 Franklin St
Pella, IA

You know famous Western lawman Wyatt Earp from his story at the OK Corral, or maybe a television show or movie. But did you know that he grew up in the Dutch town of Pella, Iowa? The Earp home is now open for visitors, included in the price of admission to the Vermeer Mill and Historical Village. This audio-visual experience is not to be missed!

728 Washington St
Pella, IA

The "grande dame" of our city is the 175-year-old Scholte House. Built by Hendrik Scholte for his wife Maria in 1847 and 1848 over a period of just six months, the home sits on what is now the north side of Pella's square, a testament to the craftsmanship and care of our founding fathers and mothers. The Scholte House Museum is open Monday through Saturday, 1-4 PM.

611 Franklin St
Pella, IA

Built in 1900 and brought back to life in 1990, this historic treasure features a 1928 Barton theatre organ and ornate tin ceiling. Free-self guided tours are available throughout the day, and for a small charge, a guided tour with an organ demonstration is available Mon-Sat at 1:30 PM. Stop and see the historic architecture or enjoy a great show!

102 Main St
Pella, IA

The Pella Corporation Rolscreen Museum is located in a restored Pella train depot. Here you can enjoy items of historical importance to Pella Corporation (Pella Windows and Doors). Open Monday through Saturday, 8 AM - 5 PM.