Projects

Winona County Historical Society

Location

Winona, MN

Architect

HGA Architects

General Contractor

Benike Construction

Industry

Cultural


The Winona County Historical Society was founded in 1935 and they are a private non-profit educational institution, with a mission to be dedicated to the collection, preservation, exhibition and interpretation of materials that document the history of Winona County. The Society currently has over 1400 members and 60 active business supporters. They have three museums, annual events, a research archive, workshops, classes, tours and programs. Many researchers of all levels find The Laird Lucas Library and Archives, housed in the Winona County History Center, a valuable resource.


MG McGrath furnished and installed over 5,000 square feet of custom 4mm copper composite siding panels with a “dirty penny” finish at the exterior walls as well as custom perforated “dirty penny” finished copper composite ceiling panels on the interior. Our team was involved early on to assist HGA Architects develop a custom look and system

McGrath didn’t just show us what the next steps were, they took them with us. The project came out better than we imagined because they were involved.

Steve Berg Principal, BWBR Architects