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This common 1660’s German dwelling is an incredible piece of history right here in Manning, Iowa. Having survived hundreds of years and traveling thousands of miles, the authentic German Hausbarn is a must see when looking for Iowa attractions.
The beautiful Trinity Lutheran Church dates back to 1913 with ties in the community going back as far as 1884. Take a look inside and see how this church traveled 11 miles to become an iconic part of our Manning Hausbarn-Heritage Park.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Leet/Hassler Farmstead is a well-preserved representation of turn-of-the-century farm life in Manning, Iowa. The home, carriage house, barn, scale house, boar house, corn crib, and chicken coop are all a part of what makes this attraction such an amazing site to see.
Greenfield artist, Ray “Bubba” Sorensen II, began a tour in 1999 with the painting of a large rock north of Greenfield and is now extending his paintings to one rock in each Iowa county. The Carroll County Freedom Rock is located on the east edge of Manning, in Willow Creek Park.
Spend a night under the stars with access to all of your camping needs including full electrical and water/sewer hook-ups in the 14 campsites at the Heritage Park Campground.
Make a monetary donation to support the our maintenance and staff.
We are always looking for volunteers to help us with our events and maintenance.
The hausbarn was simply amazing. It is incredible that something built in the 1600's and moved several times was so intact and in such good condition. Very... read more interesting and informative to see such an authentic piece of history and how farmers lived in that era. Also on site is a beautiful century old farmstead complete with carriage house, barn, and something I've never seen before, a brick chicken coop. There is also a large display of antique farm equipment. The house is filled with beautiful woodwork, cut glass, and furnishings. Hard to imagine such a fine home for the time period in such a rural area. Really enjoyed our visit.
Just looking at the Hsusbsrn and imagining them taking it apart and transporting it from Germany and reconstructing as it was so many years ago. Educational and interesting
Very interesting thatch roofed barn with living quarters! The barn is the centerpiece of a multi building restored time capsule-style display of life in Iowa at the end of the19th... read more century, when Iowa burst forth upon the world, and all of it is FREE. Even better, they paid us to tour it! In the form of 'Chamber Bucks' a $5 coupon to use downtown, which we did! Coffee and cookies at The Marketplace was in order.There is a newer modern hotel adjacent if you want to spend the night in the delightful town of Manning, which is an alive awake small town with a thriving business district AND has "The Freedom Rock" for this county. Worth the drive.
The hausbarn was brought over from Germany in 1996 and reassembled in Manning Iowa. It is a nice family place to visit sometime. There is either camping or a motel... read more on site as well if traveling through. It is also a nice wedding venue. There is a nice grove where they sometimes will have programs they put on. If you are interested in historical places and quiet towns this is the place to see. Very nice well kept place. Also has an farm place and older church on site as well as a gift shop.
We invite you to join us in Manning Hausbarn Heritage Park events. View our calendar to a find an event that fits your interests!
More information to come!
Adults: $6
Children
(12 & Under): $3
Accessible in the Konferenz Centre
throughout most of the Park
Do you have questions regarding the Manning Hausbarn-Heritage Park? We look forward to your questions or comments.
MAY 1 – OCTOBER 31
Monday – Saturday: 10:00AM – 4:00PM
Sunday: 1:00PM – 4:00PM