tastes like memories
Rush City grew into a significant trade and service center after being platted in 1870. The need for housing and accommodations led to the emergence of several hotels, including the Grant House. After a fire destroyed the hotel, it was rebuilt in 1896 with 20 hotel rooms and a renowned dining room, it became a gathering spot for locals and visitors. The hotel has maintained its original function and name.
After the original Grant House burned in 1895, the new hotel opened a year later and featured 20 guest rooms for guests. This sweet, citrusy bread recipe was served there in the 1980s.
About Grant House Location:Rush City, Minnesota Status:Open Dates active:1896-present Rush City was platted in 1870 by the Western Land Association, a subsidiary of the Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad Company that later became known as St. Paul and Duluth Railroad. The rail line became an essential link between Duluth and […]