This museum has long been on my bucket list My friend referred to it as Valhalla and for a…read morehandweaver it certainly is. The Norwegian immigrants brought with them a rich textile, painting and woodworking tradition and you can clearly see this in not only the artifacts but also the current folk art school. It's certainly a place to return again and again. Considering how close it is to travel here we will be back.

What a fantastic, unique museum! The place was quite empty as we explored on a Saturday afternoon,…read morewhich is a shame, as it is loaded with treasures and insights. I loved everything about this place. The artwork is amazing, the furniture gorgeous. Everywhere you look, there's information about the Norwegian-American experience, all presented in an accessible, fascinating way.

Used to be good for the GSB Falcons, then changed to different server and they suck... No chat on…read moretheir website. Much better to view on Explore dot org. Forget raptor resource. I sent 21 email and 2 text to "amy at raptor resource" (like it said to with any questions) and she didn't even have the courtesy to respond in any way. No way to treat a donor!! And you can kiss my $100 a year good-bye because of your inconsiderate personnel! Thank Amy for your loss if you like.... Dennis

As a person who works for a non-profit, many of us have alternate employment to supplement our…read moresalaries. There was one review that was very hard on the Raptor Resource Project who utilizes volunteers (read unpaid people) to assist in their efforts to document and share the beauty and nature of raptors. Unlike the former reviewer who is very spoiled and only thinking of himself - yes it was a male who was mad at a non-profit who wouldn't do what he wants, I appreciate all the work of this organization. If you don't like the organization, then volunteer and help them rather than complaining. But then we have become a land of complainers, always wanting what we want first. (Anyway, I'm done venting on Dennis S. a very spoiled human. I feel for his mother.) Enjoy the web cams of the raptors, and thank you to explore.org who let RRP use their site to display the life of raptors 24/7. Remember non-profits only exist due to donations, and they can only do so much with variable amounts they receive.