111 North Division, Hendricks, MN 56136
B&B: 507- 275-4045
Owned by John and Joy Thompson (home phone: 507-275-4044)

• During the summertime, enjoy our wraparound porches and relax in the wicker furniture. Or take a casual stroll around Hendricks to our beautiful lake park and historical Lincoln County Pioneer Museum. Tour the town and enjoy this peaceful, quiet setting in southwestern Minnesota!
• Consider the Turret House as your home away from home. We encourage you to customize your stay to fit your needs. You are welcome to cook on your own, and our kitchen provides you the opportunity to make your own sandwiches or enjoy a luncheon-style meal.
• Enjoy lounging in the sunroom/TV room or visiting with friends and family in front of the fireplace.
• Enjoy your meals in our beautifully decorated dining room. Many of the house wares and furnishings are local antiques from in and around Hendricks.
• You’ll get the rest your need in our comfortable and beautifully decorated bedrooms. Soak in the bathtub, get a good night’s sleep, and awake refreshed and ready to enjoy the day!
• When visiting family or friends in the Hendricks nursing home or hospital, consider an overnight stay at the Turret House.
• Hendricks’ first doctor, Dr. Jensen, began construction of the Turret House in 1902 and became the first tenant in 1904.
• The Turret House was purchased by John & Joy Thomsen in 2003, when they began the extensive remodel to bring it to its current beautiful Victorian style.
• The incredible tin ceiling in the dining room originated in the Episcopal Church in Lake Benton, MN, at the turn of the 20th Century

	Interior pics of the Turret House You won't soon forget lapping in the luxury of a by-gone era.   The dining area   The bedrooms   A high backed porcelain bath tub

	Guest Reviews The following unsolicited testimonial was submitted to the HendricksMN.com My sister and I travel to Hendricks twice a year to visit our mother in the nursing home. During our last visit we stayed at the Turret House, a B&B that combines gracious living with a friendly, small-town spirit. The Victorian atmosphere transported us back to an era of elegance and relaxing leisure. The hosts, Joy and John Thompson, provided delicious breakfasts (along with a variety of snacks) and entertaining conversation—yet allowed us our space and privacy. Being so close to the nursing home made it possible for us to return for periodic breaks during the day, which we greatly appreciated. Although we enjoyed the grandeur of days-gone-by, it was nice to have phone and TV service available, too. We have also stayed at the Triple L B&B located about three miles outside of Hendricks and owned by Joan and Lanford Larson. This B&B equally served us well and offers a cozy, pastoral ambiance. So whether we feel like city mice or country mice, it’s nice to know that Hendricks has a place for us to stay! Mary and Debby