Charles Lindbergh House
Where a dream took flight
Discover the childhood home of Charles A. Lindbergh, the famed environmental activist, inventor, and aviation pioneer.
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Admission
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| Adult | $12 |
| Seniors ages 65+, Veterans, Active Military, College Students | $10 |
| Children ages 5–17 | $8 |
| Children age 4 and under, MNHS members | Free |
| Blue Star Families (Armed Forces Day–Labor Day) | Free (On-site only) |
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What to see and do
Charles Lindbergh is best known as an international hero for completing the first solo, nonstop flight between New York City and Paris. Lucky Lindy's legend began here, at his childhood home in Little Falls, Minnesota.