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  • What is one of the best gifts you can give to someone - ALGONA BUCKS!
    Buying Algona Bucks is a win, win for everyone! Why?
    1) No processing or activation fees.
    2) Spend same as cash or check.
    3) No expiration date.
    4) Redeemable at 200+ Chamber member businesses around the area.
    5) Best of all – it benefits the Algona economy!
    Stop by the Chamber today to buy Algona Bucks 

  • Algona Real Estate Agencies

    Farm and Home Services:  515-295-2401

    Landmark Realty:  515-295-7577

    Algona Rental Properties

    Algona Lofts:  515-512-5131

    Anne Rentals:  515-341-0390 hakohlhaas@gmail.com

    Baade Rentals:  515-341-5915

    Berte Rentals:  515-924-3697

    Clegg Real Estate & Rental, Wayne Clegg:  515-341-4555

    Davis Properties:  515-295-2117 or 515-320-3020

    Eastland Park Senior Apartments:  515-295-7797 or 515-320-3912

    HJK, Karl/Jodie Helgevold:  515-851-0602 or 515-851-1344

    John and Carol Hjelmeland:  515-295-7286

    Todd and Julie Herbst-Ulmer:  515-295-5954 or 515-341-0805

    Hunt Rental, Manger-Beth:  515-395-6101 or 515-341-3550

    John and Judy Jennings:  515-295-7102

    Todd Louwagie:  515-295-3256

    Maple Park:  515-295-5174

    Murphy Management:  515-295-2927

    TLC Properties, Brian Thul:  515-884-0022

    Weaver Properties:  515-295-9227 or 515-341-0104 www.buildingsvcsgroup.com

     

     

     

  • SULLIVAN BUILDING 

  • Algona's Louis Sullivan-designed building, one of only eight such architectural masterpieces in the Midwest, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This historic building is home to the Algona Area Chamber of Commerce. 

    Commissioned and built in 1913 by Algona businessman Henry C. Adams as a land and loan office, the structure located at 123 East State Street has been the object of architectural interest for decades. 

    Adams hired Sullivan, whose most famous pupil was Frank Lloyd Wright, at a time when Sullivan had branched into designing rural banks. Between 1906 and 1920, he designed eight such Midwest facilities. The Algona building is featured in numerous textbooks and studies . One of Sullivan's best-known works is the Carson Pirie Scott department store in Chicago. 

    Adams sold the building in 1921 to Al Falkenhainer, founder of Druggists Mutual, now Pharmacists Mutual. The company remained there until 1971, when it moved to its present location north of Algona on U.S. Highway 18 West. The building had several retail tenants prior to the agreement between the Sullivan Foundation and the Algona Area Chamber of Commerce. 

    Renovation of the interior continues with plans to complete the building back to its original design. 

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