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Winneshiek County in northeast Iowa is known for its scenic beauty, rolling hills and clear streams. Decorah serves as county seat and is home to Luther College - an esteemed liberal arts institute - while Norway remains an integral part of local life; indeed its Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum stands as an testament.
Winneshiek County holds one of Iowa's largest manmade lakes: Lake Meyer is an attractive destination for fishing, boating and camping and located a mere few miles southwest of Calmar town center. Built during the 1960s as part of an Upper Iowa River dam project, Lake Meyer now covers over 140 acres!
Winneshiek County has long been home to notable individuals. Most notably is Carrie Chapman Catt, an influential suffragist and women's rights activist born in Ripon in 1859 who played a pivotal role in passing the 19th Amendment of the US Constitution giving women voting rights. William L Shirer was another noteworthy resident who gained national attention through writing the best-selling book "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich". Shirer lived his early childhood years here as well before leaving to attend college at Iowa State.
Winneshiek County has long been noted as an event hub. Their signature festival, Nordic Fest, which occurs annually in Decorah features traditional Norwegian food, music, crafts, and activities such as tug-o-war competitions; drawing thousands of attendees each summer. Also worthy of mention are their County Fair held annually in Decorah which boasts agricultural exhibits, livestock shows and entertainment for an outstanding celebration.