Oliver Hudson Kelley Homestead, 15788 Kelley Farm Road, U.S. Highway 10, Elk River, Sherburne County, MN
Summary
Significance: Kelley was the founder of the National Grange, a movement which sought political solutions to the problems of the farmer. This house served as headquarters, 1868-70. In 1866 Kelley, a Dept. of Agriculture employee, was asked by Pres. Andrew Jackson to survey the agricultural conditions of the devastated south. As a result of this experience, the idea of a national farmers organization was conceived. He returned to Minnesota in 1868 and proceeded to organize the National Grange. He was National Secretary for them until 1878.
Survey number: HABS MN-84
Building/structure dates: 1869 Initial Construction
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