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HOGAN HOUSE RESTORATION

The Hogan House is a historically and architecturally significant building built in 1950 as a bunkhouse and gathering space for campers at the YMCA Camp Wakanda.  It was intended to replicate a Native American traditional dwelling and council meeting place. The building is located on the south end of Governor Nelson State Park, off Borchers Beach Road near ancient Native American effigy and conical mounds, with a view of Lake Mendota. While it hasn’t been used in 30 years, it’s structually sound and worthy of restoration so park visitors and community members can gather and enjoy it! For more information, click here.

Please help us raise funds to restore this historic building.

The Friends of Governor Nelson State Par is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Your donation is tax deductible – consult your tax advisor.


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