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Explore Wanda Gag House's Fascinating History
The Wanda Gag House Historical Building
The Wanda Gag House Historical Building is a landmark building located in the heart of the city. It was built in 1920 and has been an important part of the city's history ever since. The building has undergone several renovations over the years and is now a modern space that still retains its original charm. The Wanda Gag House Historical Building is now used as a cultural center, hosting events and exhibits throughout the year.
Visit the Wanda Gag House Historical Building
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A FAMILY OF ARTISTS
Anton Gág
Wanda Hazel Gag
Wanda Hazel Gag
Anton Gág’s artwork exists in New Ulm at the Brown County Historical Society, the Defender’s Monument located at Center and State Streets, Holy Trinity Cathedral, Turner Hall, the Wanda Gág House and several private homes. His work is also at the Minnesota Historical Society in St. Paul, St. Patrick’s Catholic Church near Zumbro Falls, Minnesota, and in private collections.
Wanda Hazel Gag
Wanda Hazel Gag
Wanda Hazel Gag
Wanda Hazel Gag (1893-1946), author and illustrator of Millions of Cats, was the eldest of seven children in a talented family growing up in New Ulm, Minnesota. This community in the Minnesota River Valley, noted for its German heritage, is about 95 miles southwest of the Twin Cities.
Flavia Gag
Wanda Hazel Gag
Flavia Gag
Flavia Gag was an author, artist, writer and illustrator of eight children’s books; she also illustrated 14 books and numerous stories for juvenile magazines. Flavia loved to paint nature and specialized in watercolor paintings of landscapes, animals and flowers. She also wrote and published a number of songs for children.
The House is a Work of Art
The Wanda Gag House is not only a historical landmark but also a work of art in itself. As visitors explore the restored two-and-a-half-story house, they can appreciate how the Anton Gag’s architecture harmonizes with the family’s innovative and artistic sensibilities.