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Anoka County History Center Prepares to Move
Ham Lake City CouncilWednesday, January 21, 2026
Watch on original sourceRelocation of the Ina County History Center due to city redevelopment
Splitting operations between Ticker House and a city-owned property on Johnson Street
Logistical challenges of moving a 75,000+ item collection
Operational transition of managing a bed and breakfast at Ticker House
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Notable Quotes (3)
Learning how to run a bed and breakfast is definitely a new job tactic, a new thing that we're going to have to work on.
Operational changesDiscussing the challenges of moving into the Ticker House.
We have 75,000 items just from the Federal Cartridge Company alone.
Collection logisticsExplaining the scale of the collection move.
There's a lot of emotion in the brick. There's a lot of memories in the brick. We have to go somewhere. And that's just the reality of it.
Relocation sentimentReflecting on leaving the downtown Inoka building after 25 years.
People (2)
Rebecca EdnaExecutive DirectorManaging the relocation process and collection audit.
2 quotes
Managing the relocation process and collection audit.
“Learning how to run a bed and breakfast is definitely a new job tactic.”
Discussing the transition into the Ticker House space.
“It's going to be an enormous undertaking, especially since we have to be out of here by the end of the year.”
Commenting on the project timeline.
Danica PetersonReporterInvestigating the impact of city redevelopment on the local history center.
Investigating the impact of city redevelopment on the local history center.
Places Mentioned
Downtown Inoka buildingTicker HouseTicker Hill HouseJohnson Street building
Events & Meetings (1)
- End of the year deadline for relocation