Today was the first time ever that our 9-yr old and 6-yr old granddaughters visited an art museum. I anticipated spending at most one hour at the museum and prepared them for their first visit to understand what they would see and what behavior expectations were. Thanks to a little preparation and the Bingo Scavenger Hunt the museum has ready in 3 different difficulty levels, my girls had an incredibly successful and rewarding visit they will not soon forget! We came ready with sketch pads and a pencil to draw a favorite piece of art. The museum offered a pencil bag with a full colored pencil set, a variety of pencils in different hardnesses for shading, and a pencil sharpener for their use! My granddaughters were quite excited and enthralled by the Bingo activity, and the other few activities set up for children, such as the table with the paper shredder, the art table to take a photo of their artwork and display it in a virtual quilt projected on the wall, and learning how to be an "artivist". Furthermore, they sat on the ground to sketch a photo and a painting, and learned what Impressionism is as well as the immense talent the makers of these pieces of art have. The girls and I have painted together oh so many times and started to understand the magnitude of skill of these artists. I cannot thank the museum staff enough for truly understanding how to help children interact with art! This was a gift that continued to give: Once at home, they grabbed their colored pencils and finished their sketches, took photos of them, shared them with their friends, and proudly showed them to their parents. The older granddaughter told her mother how much she LOVED the art museum and she'd like to go to more art museums. I wanted to cry when I heard this!! They are planning their next visit to a nearby art museum they have never made the time to see. I plan on the many art museums in the Twin Cities in the next year. Thank you for having had such a positive influence on these children.

This museum was way above and beyond my expectations. The incredible diversity of extremely well-known and internationally recognized names in art, particularly in impressionistic art, was unbelievable. This was an incredible gem - I am still legitimately surprised that their collection is so amazing. It cost approximately $9 per adult to get in ($3 if you are a student) and the setting is really pretty – you can see barges and Bluffs and there is lots of outdoor seating. This is certainly one of the nicest private collections in the Midwest. Five stars, but only because I can’t give it six!

What a surprise this was. I had no idea it existed until I drove by. Entry is $10, $8 for seniors and less for kids. Cool building overlooking the river. They had one gallery just loaded with classic painter's works...Cezzane,Gougin,Picasso, Manet. Don't expect a big city collection but for a small town museum, this one is very impressive!

Autistic and sensitive friendly. Beautiful pictures and able to take pictures. Garden art is interesting outside as well

This art museum has six galleries with a variety of community-engaged activities integrated into it - very engaging. Plus, a lovely gift shop and location. A great road trip from the Twin Cities!

Stunning art exhibits inside the museum and natural beauty outside the museum. The art, permanent and temporary exhibits, are worthy of the absolute best big city museums, and yet we can find them here in rural Minnesota.

Great exhibition! Very friendly and helpful staff. In my opinion a must when you visit this area. Be careful not to miss the turnoff .

Super cool place. They have student ticket prices. Lots of friendly staff, and they really put in the work to make your experience a good one. They also had a kids area, and miscellaneous interactive things to do. My boyfriend is a marine life nerd, so this was a perfect place to spend the day. We will be back!

A wonderful museum -- I'm a member. It's worth the drive from the Twin Cities to visit. There is always something new and wonderful.

This museum is surprisingly nice, well done, and large. There are six different exhibits inside that are very different but relate to marine life or nature in some way. At the time of visit, there was a special exhibit from the New York Historical Society called The Poetry of Nature. The worker in the room went above and beyond to give us recommendations on where to start, a little background, and some other small but significant details that would not have been known without him. The museum is right along the Mississippi which is also very nice and convenient. There is lots of parking and offer discounted prices for many groups of people such as elderly, students, and kids. Wheelchair accessibly is also great with wheelchair accessible parking, first floor entrance, and ADA-compliant bathrooms.

The museum is an amazing experience. You don't expect something like this in a small town. This was my second time and the art always takes my breath away. So many unique artists come through. There are current unique pieces and some amazing classical paintings. This time there were paintings from the Hudson River historical society and sculptures by Courtney Matteson and her work was powerful. You know how she feels about the coral reefs health in this world. Her art makes you stop and take stock of our responsibility to our planet. I highly recommend.

I love this museum!!! The events and galleries are fantastic. They added this accessibility cart, which I love! There's a wonderful spot outside with tables for enjoying the river or enjoying a picnic outside of the building. See the gyotaku exhibit while there's still time!

Attended the Winona garden tour & the MMAM participated. Beautiful gardens surround the property and are an extension of the galleries. The path was pea gravel and this offered some complexities for mobility but it was found some areas were more difficult than others. Took the opportunity to see the art galleries offerings. This was an unexpected delight. Work this into your travel plans.

Super neat little free museum with a cazy variety of spices in the gift shop.

Cute place with amazing history. Well worth a short walk from downtown to check out the museum and shop, great deals on spices and mixes.

Happened to be in Winona for the day and came here on a whim. The museum isn't large, but it's fairly dense, packing a lot of history and numerous exhibits into what is essentially just one large room. Special mention goes to the wood-brick flooring, the old vanilla processing equipment, and the many, many bottles and boxes of old Watkins products. The gift shop mostly consists of things you can find at the grocery store, but I will give a shout-out to their stock of baking supplies, including a one-gallon, $300 jug of pure vanilla extract. A leisurely visit takes less than an hour start to finish, but there's no entry fee, and the staff are really nice. Not necessarily a must-see, but a fun little diversion if you happen to be in the area.

An historic depiction of the Watkins Company along with many, many products from the past. There’s also a company timeline including best sellers across the decades. Children would struggle to stay interested. The shop has retail prices but a nice selection of their products including gift sets.

Fun small museum on the history on JR Watkins Co. This location has been manufacturing Watkins products since the early 1900s. The gift shop has a large selection of spices. Highly recommend if you enjoy history.

J. R. Watkins pain releivers are as tightly woven into the fabric of America as our national banner. Starting in 1868 Watkins began brewing an all natural linament and sold them with a unique money back guarantee. The museum cronicles those humble horse and buggy beginnings and tells the story of the hard working men who made first medicines and then added to the product line with spices and flavorings. The museum not only showcases Watkins growth into a line of products sold internationally, it also offers many of the products for sale.

Unexpectedly found this while exploring on a color tour. Familiar with and purchase Watkins products but had no clue the history or that it started in this town or state. Very informative. Good selection of products to purchase in the store. Nice experience overall. Worth the stop.

Small but interesting museum of the Watkins factory and family. The location still produces spices and food mixes on site and are available for purchase in the gift shop. It will probably only take you about 45 minutes to get through the museum and gift shop,so don't plan your day around visiting here. The Gal working at the museum was very pleasant which added to our visit.

My Daughter bought seasoning packets from them and informed me their products are all natural And organic. I went there today and John was so helpful and knowledgeable and made good suggestions about the products! I love supporting our local businesses and excited that Watkins is making such healthy products for their customers and the world! THANK YOU! I appreciate you all!! 🤗

Cute, little museum. Fun to imagine the days of traveling salesmen. Excellent shop with incredible number of products. Worth the stop.

The museum is small but really interesting. The store has many great items too. Fun thing to do with the family.

An extremely beautiful park! It's all located basically on one bluff which is pretty unique from what I've seen. There's not a lot of trails but that doesn't mean it's not worth the time to explore every square inch of this park. Every trail pretty much brings you to an overlook of the area and it's worth seeing every one. The campsite we were at was a little small but we managed. They have restrooms at the center of the campground area and they were clean and very nice on the inside. There were no rangers when we first pulled in so we had to fill out a card to register. That being said I had a ton of fun and would love to come back again someday!

Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of the Mississippi River at Great River Bluffs State Park in Minnesota. Hike along trails that lead to breathtaking views of the river and surrounding Kings and Queens Bluffs. With camping facilities and opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife observation, this state park is a nature lover's paradise.

Beautiful park with a great panoramic view at the end of the ~ 3mi round trip hike up the very well maintained King's Bluff trail.

We took a day trip here while visiting the La Crosse area and the views were breathtaking. The trails were easy to navigate and brought you to some incredible lookouts. There were plenty of picnic tables under the shade for lunch after our hike.

Good park for a quick trip, bluffs in the area are picturesque. Lots of wildflowers. Dont expect much amenities in this park. Worth the stop if you are in the area , not far from the interstate.

This is my 2nd time at this awesome state park. I took the King's bluff trail. It was quite the challenge for me But totally worth it! To get to the peak, the top and see this amazing view was incredible. The Mississippi river and across it into Wisconsin on one side and the bluffs and Valley of Minnesota on the other side. It's a challenge because there are rocky areas it's all up hill and there were areas with big tree roots going through the path. But it was lovely and surprising no mosquitoes!! I definitely will do this again In fall. Do not recommend for a beginner hiker or for anybody with small children though.

Great camping spot! Some short hikes to multiple bluffs with beautiful views. The camping spots inside of the road are fairly close together, but the outside sites are nicely spaced away from each other. Bathrooms are very clean and have hot water.

It’s gorgeous scenery and memory together with the family. Once towards the top, it’s amazing and breathtaking to see colorful prairie on one side and Mississippi on the other. Diversity of plants and forests, from oak to pine trees. Very cool temperature even in summer

This park has some of the best bluff-view hiking in SE MN! Top-notch hiking trails and lots of them! The campground(s): spacious, well kept, pull-in, tent, cart-in, and hike-in sites. A little known fact: there are bike-in campsites at a separate location (at the bottom of the bluff) on Hwy. 14 near the Mississippi River that are very nice (the call out is the port-a-potties need some serious work).

This has become my new favorite State Park. On the bluffs so you have hardly any mosquitoes. Very quiet and the bathhouse is new and clean. The views are amazing and the hikes are all very manageable.

Great River Bluffs is a good overall Minnesota state park. Definitely not one of the best state parks I've been to in the state, but far from the worst state parks. The hiking trails along the bluffs are a great hike and have some good views of the Mississippi River Valley below. None of the trails I hiked were difficult at all. The couple outlooks from the main parking lot offer good views and are easily accessible. They have good camping sites and well maintained facilities. The park isn't huge, and besides the outlooks overlooking the river, not much else is too noteworthy.

I've been around quite a bit and I gotta say. This is probably my favorite state park yet. You drive up the steep incline and all the trails are flat with the best out look I can think of.

A must see! This park is a true hidden gem. Easy hiking with spectacular views. We will be back soon

Beautiful views from multiple overlooks. Many easy trails also. The north and south overlooks are only a few minutes from a parking area, and the main overlook is about 1.5 -2 hours on a mostly flat trail. Definitely worth a visit!

It was an absolute surprise how beautiful this place is in the fall. A wonderful view of the Mississippi river. I did the full hike, with all overlook options. It is not a very steep hiking, i saw a lot of elderly people walking and also many places to rest during the hike. Make sure you being cash in case you don’t have a pass, no electronic payment for day pass. It costed $7, the process is all manual.

Great park to visit for some hiking, botanizing, and great views of the Mississippi River. The hike out to King’s Bluff was epic. The bluff prairies are a sight to behold, with such diversity and a great showing of plants in this remnant ecosystem. Facilities were all clean, with drinking water available in multiple locations. Campground was wonderful and access to the park is great, being right off of I-90.

Absolutely beautiful! This place is a must see if in Winona. Beautiful stain glass windows, long gorgeous columns, and a beautiful view from the third floor. To light a candle costs $3 and the deposit area for the money is tucked away across from the candles next to the confession area. Mind you, it is not the confession brown booths to the left it's near the area close to the restrooms. A little difficult to explain. Come in, be respectful, and enjoy this beautiful church

It was a wonderful discovery for my family. The place is truly beautiful. Enter with respect. All are welcome. We prayed and also took pictures of this lovely Church. The parish church is next door. Outside you can find a small grotto with a statue of Our Lady of Lourdes, lovely truly. I am posting pictures to share with you, I hope it helps. Have a blessed day 🙏😊

Beautiful architecture, but I can tell this Church has been destroyed by years of "updates" or "renovations." The walls surely were painted over white. The added red carpet. Poles who built this Church must be turning in their grave to see how unkept it is.

It was the anniversary of the Polish constitution. There was a tour inside and outside. Then a lovely Polish mass to follow.

Beautiful Basilica! Stained glass. Giant pipe organ.

Beautiful church in a quiet small town on the banks of the Mississippi River. Lovely interior with gorgeous stained glass windows and a huge pipe organ loft. Exterior is difficult to photograph due to electrical wires and poles, but nice from across the street. Pretty little grotto on the side.

I didn't go inside, but the structure looks beautiful from the outside :-)

Very cool spot! Will be back to see more.

It's a cute little museum with some Winona artifacts. It's small and should take about 10 minutes to walk through.

Great way to spend an hour or so if you're burning time in Winona or a place to take kids for some local learning (or adults too 😉)

Similar to other medium size towns in MN as far as their local museum, but all indoor and a very nice setup.

Learn something new each time visiting... Also watch Fun facts on Facebook Fridays.

Always a nice clean and informative place to visit that talks about city and county.

First time visitor. Need to go back when the many incomplete projects have been completed.

It's very nice to see small communities take the initiative to not only preserve their history but present them in a fashion that is not only well organized but also interesting to go through. The admission is quite cheap ($5) considering that this historical society is operating in what appears to be a newly renovated building. The bulk of the museum is contained in a beautiful historic brick building with a main floor exhibit space and second floor gallery. This is a nice place to visit if you have 1-2 hours to spend and want to get a better understanding of Winona's history!

Don't waste your time. The staff member made very condescending comments to my group. Insisted on running a tab despite us wanting to close out after purchasing our flights. Added automatic 15% gratuity. Wine was not good.

We visited on a rainy and cool Friday and cool afternoon. We did the wine tasting and then purchased three bottles of wine. One of which we shared while at the vineyard. Linda was an excellent hostess and we enjoyed visiting with her. Another wonderful adventure is they are hosts for RVers and we were able to spend the night. We recommend a trip to Garvin Heights.

Very friendly staff n great wine! Amazing view.

Service was very good and staff was very friendly but the wines were not good. I hate to give a bad review but I’d probably skip this one in the future. Whitewater Wines / Winery is a better choice.

Decided to check this place last Saturday. The owner was extremely friendly and helpful and even answered my questions about the event area. Wide variety of wines to please multiple palates. The views were amazing the covered back deck overlooked the vineyard and we were able to see the rain roll in. There is also a pretty cool little air bnb on the property!

Staff was nice and friendly. The wine tasting is more like a spit, but less than a shot. You might get 2 shot glasses worth of wine for your tasting. The view is nice. Worth a stop. Doubt I'll be back.

My husband and I went for a tasting and brought our two kiddos along (we were on a weekend trip). The staff (a mother-daughter pair, I think?) were SO kind and accommodating. We felt welcome and at ease, which is always a joy when you have kiddos along. The wine was delicious and we left with two bottles. Thank you!

Had a wonderful stay. Linda was very nice. Took time to show us around and was able to purchase a bottle of wine even though they were closed. Great views over the vineyards and saw many colorful birds. Just a short walk or drive from a beautiful scenic overlook.

Beautiful place, definitely worth the trip. The tour tour is great,too

A great historical stop. The mill is a real treasure. The hostess was helpful and friendly.

Such an unique experience and friendly staff who are willing answer any question. The water wheel still runs and many old time pieces are on display. There is a video that goes over the history of the mill. Be ready to climb stairs as there are many levels in this historic place. Parking is also limited. Be sure to take the short walk to see the dam and the little waterfall.

A lot of history is contained within the walls of the mill. I was fortunate enough to have a guided tour by a member of the Board of Directors. There's so much additional information that I gained because of his knowledge and passion about the history of Pickwick Mill.

Pretty old historic mill. There are six floors total, three above and two below. Very steep stairs.

If you’re just passing through and have a little extra time, this place is so nice to stop into. So much history in this little tiny mill. There is a video to watch about all the things that have happened here in the years that it’s been open and you can tour through to see everything for yourself too.

Beautiful location, interesting history. Well worth going!

Interesting historic mill. Worth a visit if you are in the area.

Pretty cool spot to watch the water flow. I've heard the museum is kinda cool when the building is open. If I remember right, it was $5 last year. There's also a restaurant overlooking the water just down the road.

Impressive how well this mill has been authentically been restored. This mill has 6 stories, which makes it larger than most historical mills. For $7 per person the volunteer will give a 45-60 minute tour which includes turning on the water wheel, a video, and seeing all 6 floors. There is a natural waterfall nearby. Beware of bridge construction between the mill and the mill inn. Enter via Hwy 14, not I-90.

Very cool. You can explore all 6 levels of the mill and even walk down to the river to see some falls and a dam. Nice little museum on the fourth floor as well. We really enjoyed this stop. Probably only take 30 minutes or so to see everything.

This place is a trip. I went to Winona with no intentions of going to the polish museum, but when we walked by and it was free admission we said "why not?" It is really cool because it isn't like a traditional museum. Everything is out in the open, not under glass or behind bars. Don't miss the upstairs! It seems like an afterthought to be honest. It's sort of a mismatch of religious items with many items sort of just piled here and there. It's like a hoarder with ADD put the whole thing together. Don't think for a second I'm saying this in a negative way. I loved it and will be back!

This place was so much more than we were expecting - including being greeted by Adam and Paul. They shared a great deal of information with us, and even personal stories of their own Polish families and experiences. The greatest point of interest for us was the amazing collection of Catholic church pieces and information, located on the top floor. I want to say we stayed a good two hours - there was so much to see. Will definitely stop in again next time we are in town. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Winona!

Lovely and helpful docents at this small museum with tons of artifacts from Poland and Winona. Items include maps, books, clothing, furniture, housewares, instruments/music, pottery, lace and more.

The museum was much larger than anticipated and full of interesting Polish and Catholic artifacts detailing the rich history of the Winona region. The historian was friendly, kind, and gave me a wonderful tour.

We were very excited about this museum and have driven 2+ hours each way TWICE and though the website says they're open both Mondays and Saturdays, they've been closed both times. Please post special closures on your website!

What an unexpected treasure! We had never been before and decided to stop in. It was absolutely amazing and our guide was wonderful. We're not Polish and wasn't sure if it would be that interesting, but it was fascinating, especially the history of how and why the first Polish immigrants came to Winona.

Learned a lot about my roots in the Winona area. My polish roots couldn't feel closer. The tour guide was knowledgeable and able to answer all of my questions. He was able to locate files on 3rd and 4th grand parents. AMAZING can't wait to bring my dad.

Great vibes. We had our quinces party here at their ballroom and they were very kind and accommodating. The museum is a real treasure too. A must visit in Winona.

Very helpful brewery. Just note snacks only for food. The band was very good. Had a beer flight. Can pick up beer to take home too.. Nice evening on the Mississippi River.

Came from out of town and was t sure where to park; once we got inside though it was fantastic! The bartenders took us through the menu and asked what type of flavor profile, that we were interested in. Ended up getting a flight of 8 brews, it was a great assortment. They also happened to have karaoke that night which was a cool addition!

Island city is a cool small brewery in Winona MN along the railroad tracks and the river. It is in an old historic building which gives it a nice vibe. They had 14 of their own beers on tap during my stop. Those include a Double IPA, Orange blood IPA, Raspberry Blonde, Hazy IPA, imperial oatmeal stout, salted caramel stout, vanilla dunkel, red, Weiss, light, pale ale, honey basil brown, marzen and a Oatmeal milk stout. Looks like they have a seltzer and a ton of Radlers. Their darks were malty a carmelly which was good. The staff seemed very friendly and they were playing some upbeat music. They brew in the same space so you hear and see everything. This is spot I would come back to and I am going to guess the patio will be great in the summer.

Fun place! Games to play, outdoor space, couch seating a tables with benches. AND they have a THC drink!

Great atmosphere and very helpful staff. Awesome selection of beer across all types. Everything satisfied and was very true to form. The blood orange IPA was particularly excellent. Great place to stop and relax and there are snacks and pizza available. A must see in Winona!

Great beer, very innovative - the Orange Cream Dream actually tastes like a Creamecile. . Would love to see a Kolsch in the fall

Great craft brewery/taproom! Nice selection of beers, excellent waitstaff, and live music the afternoon we were there.

I really enjoyed the open air atmosphere of this bar, so I understand why this is the most popular brewery in town. Food truck outside to satisfy your hunger, and a great list of options to satisfy your thirst inside. They have a nice stage set up for live artists, though no one was performing while I was there. Overall, really enjoyed my experience there and will definitely be going again when I'm back in town!

Island City Brewing Company is a really cool brewery to check out. The brewery is in an old building right near the Mississippi river. Inside the building, there are high ceilings and cool art pieces throughout. The layout of the brewery works out nice, there are several tables and chairs and some comfy couches in a lounge area. The brewery hosts musicians with a small stage. There are tons of board games to play with your friends and family. When it comes to the brews, they were great. I tried the "Winona Ryder" ale, which was delicious. I also tried a raspberry blonde ale called "Mrs. ippi", that was a fantastic drink, it was very light tasting and would be a good summer drink. Overall, Island City Brewery Company was a great place to hang out with a nice atmosphere.

Server staff was very friendly. I tried many beers and the quality/taste was not very good. My wife had a hard seltzer and it too wasn't the best... nasty aftertaste. The pizza we ordered was burnt on one side and the other side was pretty burnt on the bottom. I was disappointed. I read that this was the biggest brewery in the neck of Minnesota. So I was hoping they had quality. Sadly disappointed.

You will not find a better bank to work with! We have been with Merchants Bank for well over 25 years and they have never let us down. The staff and customer service is top notch. They KNOW who we are and CARE about our situations. We have never felt like just another number, instead we feel like old friends and family here. Special shoutout to Andrea Lisowski for all her hard work on our behalf, time and time again we are forever grateful. Thank you, Merchants, for a lifetime of happy banking!

Great service. Amazing atmosphere. Inside and out. Cashed a Check with the greatest of ease.

Haley was on top of everything and very prompt at getting back to us about our questions. She was also very pleasant to work with.

We recently switched all of our accounts to Merchants after working with Dawn Stenberg on the refinance of our house. She was attentive, thorough, and always had our best interests in mind. AND saved us a bunch of money on our mortgage. THe process couldn't have been any easier. Looking forward to a new relationship with Merchants Bank!

We loved working with Dawn on our mortgage! From start to finish she made the process super easy to understand. She was always a phone call away and was always happy to answer our questions.

Went in to set up new savings and checking accounts. Jacqueline helped me and did a great job of explaining all my options and helped me pick what was best for me.

Best bank I have ever been with. I was with two large banks previous and never got the level of service I get from Merchants. I have been with Merchants for almost 20 years now.

I was very pleased with my visit to Merchants bank this morning, opening an account there. Amy Engrav assisted me, and she made sure that I had all of the information I needed to open my account! She was SUPER friendly and helpful! I would definitely recommend Merchants/Amy to anyone!

Obtaining a first-time homebuyer’s loan through Merchants Bank in Winona was expedient, transparent, and understandable thanks in large part to mortgage lender Chris Thrune and the rest of the team. Communications were prompt and thorough, and I had all of my questions answered to my satisfaction. I received excellent service. In the future, I will be turning to Merchants Bank first for my banking and financing needs.

Everyone I dealt with was accommodating, professional, and very friendly. A very positive experience.

Marcus at Merchants bank goes above and beyond to insure my Merchants account is performing 100%! He personally drove 50 miles out of his way to get my terminal downloaded and delivered to my business. Service like this is greatly appreciated and not uncommon at Merchants. Thank you Marcus!

Used to be open on Saturday mornings. Only time it was convenient for me to bank.

Had an interview no long ago. My interview was 20 mins late because they were unprepared. I came 15 mins early. Melissa didn't even bother to give a notice about that matter prior to the interview. Extremely unprofessional and rude.

Small town bank, name change 3x in the last 20yrs, limited access outside of hometown area, strictly follows antiquated policies - no special consideration to long-time (25yr) customers, limited business hours, no added services to compensate for limited business hours (ie., night depository). In this day & age with unlimited access to more & more financial apps & prepaid & reloadable debit cards that compete for consumers with enticing promos, it's a wonder how this old fashioned bank remains in business. WNB Financial doesn't go above & beyond for customers or provide incentives to attract new customers or just retain those they have. I banked here for 25 years - one day I brought in a cashier's check from another local bank and wanted less than 10% of that check back in cash but was denied & offered only what I currently held in account & was advised that standard policy for cashiers check would be 2 days before funds available. A cashier's check is like a guaranteed check so I would expect that if a long time customer brought in a locally drawn cashiers check & needed less than 10% of that check for immediate withdrawal, the bank would accommodate. They ridiculously held to their rigid policy, holding check for 2 days before funds were available. I'm not talking thousands of dollars here either. It wasnt a personal check, I'm not a new customer, I had multiple forms of ID & an account in good standing, in addition to being well dressed & of good demeanor so I found it completely ridiculous that they wouldn't allow any amount for immediate withdrawal. I should have taken my business elsewhere that day but unfortunately this is only one of the customer service fails I experienced with this bank during my 25 years of patronage. Another being the time after my mother passed & I went in with the paperwork to close her accounts. Luckily it was the first time I'd ever had to close accounts for someone that died so I wasnt familiar with the process. Once they learned I was closing the account of deceased, you'd think the personal banker might offer a bit of compassion, extra patience, or even just friendly smile but that wasnt the case here. The woman was rude, clearly annoyed when I asked question about forms of ID needed for me & my mother, and condescending & short in her responses. I left in tears that day after the woman so rudely walked me through the process of closing the accounts. Just a little bit of patience & compassion would have made a huge difference - something I would expect from a 'small town, hometown, friendly bank' they are always so eager to boast they are. This is only 2 of the 5 or so notable fails I experienced with this bank over the years. I've since taken my business to an online service & have no complaints during my 1st year. They gifted me 75$ for opening a new account & provide free overdraft protection, among other incentives! Makes me wish I would have left the joke of an institute that is WNB Financial years ago. I DO NOT recommend this bank & will never return. I look forward to the day they go out of business.

I tried the new remote deposit. Beware, there is a $1000 limit on each check and a $2500 limit per month. It's in the agreement that you sign, but not prominently displayed in the advertising. I signed up to deposit my salary checks. I still have to drive to Winona anyway because they will not accept the check. Useless!

They are a great institution for banking in person but try to call them and talk to them on the phone forget about it they do not answer ever. They have great interest rates but their phones need to be answered.

Love the Lion bank. Great customer service Totally free checking

Thank you for taking care of everything!

The view from the visitors center Fishing Pier on Huff Street. Sugar Loaf never looked more beautiful..

Very helpful and very friendly staff person helped us purchase some neat winona mementoes. The Visitor Center has a multitude of information for not only Winona, but Minnesota in general. Everything from where to go , what to see, to the do's and donts of fishing hunting, boating, etc. I picked up a free brochure on the lock and dams on the Mississippi. Very informative little booklet. Ill pass it on to my father who slways had an interest in the Mississippi river lock and dam system. Pic is a view from Visitors Center parking lot of winona lake.

We did a little stop in our way to Chicago. Kids have paddle board and we had dinner in the park along the lake

Nice place that's unfortunately closed due to the pandemic.

Beautiful location for a visitors center. Staff was very helpful when I came in looking for a postcard and looking for stuff to bring with me when I moved to Seattle. I now have a beautiful picture summing up my hometown in my new apartment to share with those who visit me.

First place I stopped when coming into Winona for the first time. The lady working there was so kind and knowledgeable! I've been to quite a few visitor centers in many states and have never been to one with such kindness as this one! Worth stopping in if you are wanting to figure out how to plan your winona trip

The Lady in the front desk is always very kind and tender.

Such a great resource when first coming to winona, as well ashaving great gifts.

Reasonable priced and beautiful scenery. Perfect for any occasion. The lodge is well kept up. I enjoyed it very much.

Has air conditioning. Also the basement game room has pool, foosball, ping pong and more.

Beautiful, well kept place for any sort of gathering. Kitchen, indoor bathroom, game room, outdoor playground, plenty of tables and chairs. My only suggestion would be for the park department to add a changing table for the bathroom. My church held a picnic there today and everyone had a great time.

Nice place for a wedding.

LOVE IT FOR MY NEPHEW MEMORY SERVICE MY SIS IN LAW PARTY AND FEW OTHER PEOPLE I NEW HAD A GATHERING THERE AS WELL AWESOME PLACE.

MTN biked on 80% of the trails. Awesome trails, lots of fun but some of the maps do not meet up with the sign posts along the trail in my experience. I enjoy getting lost but didn't expect to come out to someone's back yard or a bluff point thinking your on a mapped trail.

Google seems to think this is a hotel. It is not. It's just a rustic old building that you can rent out for the day. It's a great location to hold a family reunion, or Grandma's 80th birthday celebration, or your Cousin's wedding. I'd say the place will seat 70 people pretty easily. They have tables and chairs and a kitchen to help things along. Great trails up the bluff behind for that after dinner hike.

I had my wedding here in August of 2018. We chose this location because it was quiet, spacious, had a kitchen, 3 bathrooms, a game room, a park and air conditioning. The location is pretty affordable considering all the ammeneties you get. It's perfect if you're going for a rustic look.

Would be good for a Family Reunion. There is a game room downstairs. Bathrooms are decent. There is a playground outside for the little ones. Too many stairs-I don't remember a ramp so it may not be handicap accessible.

Always a great ride but with all the leaves covering the trail it's kinda hard dodging the rocks etc. Also it's alittle slick But that's all part of MTBIKING. Im there atleast 2 times a week

Lovely castle like exterior made of stone block, with a Romeo & Juliet looking side stairway on Broadway St. Office is in the back by the parking lot. They turned on lights and welcomed me to take photos. Interior is not too impressive. Look for the masonry serpent on the front side of the building.

Beautiful church and thank you for hosting the Winona Hims Christmas concert.

A very difficult web page to navigate through. I am volunteering to serve Thanksgiving dinner and can't find a sign up page to volunteer?!

Nice church. On state historical registrye

Beautiful stained glass and awesome organ