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Decorah, Iowa lies within Winneshiek County of northeast Iowa. Decorah's picturesque downtown features historic buildings, boutique shops and local eateries along the Upper Iowa Riverbanks. Decorah is also home to Luther College (founded 1861) which boasts academic excellence as a private liberal arts college.
Decorah, Iowa, is home to one of the nation's largest museums dedicated to Norwegian-American history - Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum - boasting an extensive collection of over 33,000 artifacts related to Norwegian immigrant experience in America, such as clothing and furniture from traditional cultures such as Norway. Decorah itself boasts strong Scandinavian roots which visitors can explore by visiting shops that specialize in Nordic cuisine or crafts.
Decorah has long been home to some noteworthy individuals throughout its history. One such figure was Carrie Chapman Catt, an activist and suffragist born near Ripon in 1859 who played an essential part in passing the 19th Amendment to give women voting rights. Decorah also was home for Aldo Leopold - known for writing environmental classics including his iconic book "A Sand County Almanac."
Decorah, Iowa, is best-known for hosting its Nordic Fest each summer; an event to honor Norway and celebrate Norwegian heritage that draws thousands of people each year. Additionally, Decorah Bald Eagle Days mark their return each winter/spring; visitors can view live eagle cams, participate in guided tours or attend educational workshops during these festivities.
