Wimbledon, North Dakota: Peggy Lee Museum
Singer/actor Peggy Lee grew up as Norma Deloris Egstrom, living in the railroad depot where her father worked, 1934-37. The upstairs quarters have been restored with Peggy Lee memorabilia. She later recalled those miserable years with the song, "One Beating a Day."
Midland Continental Depot Transportation Museum
- Address:
- 401 Railway St., Wimbledon, ND
- Directions:
- Midland Continental Depot Transportation Museum, Railway St. and 4th Ave.
- Hours:
- Summer M-Sa 7-9am; 11:30am-1pm; Winter M-F (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 701-320-1020
- Admission:
- Free.
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Fun museum upstairs in the Mid Continental Depot where Peggy Lee worked as a girl. Lots of pictures and background, a gown she wore, audio system to hear songs (poor sound though), Kitchen, bedrooms. If you like Peggy Lee, it's worth a visit. Wimbledon is a very small town so you can't get lost. Opens at 1-4pm daily.:
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