Spring Field Trip to Tuttle Cabin
The sun was shining and it was a beautiful week to host the Second grade students from Lincoln Elementary and Pella Christian Grade school at Tuttle Cabin. This event took…
Pella Historic Trust Presents Pella’s first Historic District Block Party rescheduled for Saturday Oct. 13, 2018
Due to the heavy rain all night and early morning we decided to reschedule the Historic District Block party until Saturday October 13, 2018. 10-2. The community is invited to…
3M Gives $5000 Grant to Historic Pella Trust
In May 2018, Ashley Zwier, 3M Knoxville Human Resource Manager, toured Tuttle Cabin and met with Jennifer VanKooten and Bob Zylstra to discuss the proposed learning walk between Tuttle Cabin…
Historic Pella Trust Annual Meeting and Awards; Thursday, Nov. 8th; feature presentation by Dave Baker; “In the Details”
Our 2018 Annual Meeting will be on Thursday, Nov. 8th, doors open at 6:30 pm with a social time and displays to view, 7pm Program, we will review HPT’s past…
Tuttle Walkway News Featured in the Pella Chronicle!
The Historic Pella Trust was awarded a $5,000 grant Monday which will be used toward the Tuttle Cabin Learning Walk.The Tuttle Cabin Learning Walk will link the Tuttle Cabin to…
Fourth of July Fun!
We had so much fun in Pella’s Fourth of July parade this year! This wagon may have been manufactured by Beurkens Wagon Factory, or perhaps it was by a competitor…
Tuttles at Tulip Time 2017
Remember when Thomas and Nancy Tuttle stopped by the Log House this past year at Tulip Time? They entertained guests from all over the world. What fun! We are already…
Historic Pella Trust office is at Tuttle Log House 608 Lincoln Street
The Historic Pella Trust has a new location! We are now based out of the Tuttle Log House, located at 608 Lincoln Street. A calendar is in the works for…
Learn Dutch!
Come for a fun class with no homework or tests! Learn basic vocabulary and useful phrases. Open to all adults, and no prior knowledge of Dutch is needed. Please email…
Unique Artifact Given to HPT
This original hand-made floor tile was a part of the “Little Cellar” of the Tuttle Log House built by Thomas and Nancy Tuttle in May of 1843. These tiles were…