YOU ARE
INVITED
TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE 1006 SUMMIT AVENUE SOCIETY
The 1006 Summit Avenue Society is a non-profit fundraising organization dedicated to preserving the grace and beauty of the Minnesota Governor’s Residence.
Founded in the 1982 by the former First Lady Gretchen Quie, the 1006 Summit Avenue Society has donated items to the Minnesota Governor’s Residence totaling more than three quarters of a million dollars. Our model for fundraising and support has been used successfully by other Governor’s Residences throughout the country and we are proud to be a vital and growing organization.
The 1006 mission joins ongoing efforts to sustain the iconic elegance of our state treasure as it welcomes dignitaries and visitors from around the word.
THE
History
OF THE MINNESOTA GOVERNOR’S RESIDENCE
The stately Horace & Clotilde Irvine home at 1006 Summit Avenue was completed in 1912 and donated to the State of Minnesota for use as the 'Executive Mansion' by the family in 1965. It has since hosted twelve Governor's & their families.
Past 1006 Summit Avenue Society projects include refurbishing and remodeling of the Residence, as well as acquiring tasteful accoutrements such as the classic Minnesota state seal china.
The Minnesota State Seal China
MAKE A
DONATION
HELP THE RESIDENCE AND JOIN OTHERS WHO VALUE THE PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION OF MINNESOTA’S HISTORY
The 1006 Mission joins ongoing efforts to sustain the iconic elegance of our state treasure as it welcomes dignitaries & Visitors from around the world.
A 501(C)(3) Non-Profit Dedicated to preserving & enhancing the public spaces of the Minnesota Governor’s Residence.