The Senior Center in Morton, MN
The Morton Senior Center is located on 230 N Main St in Morton and services recreational activities that are of interest to older adults. Learn more about their activities and how they benefit our community.
About the Morton Senior Center
The Morton Senior Center is a nonprofit organization run by volunteers and serves as a gathering place for community members and guests to share fellowship, food and activities.
Dining and Fellowship
Senior dining is available for lunch Monday through Friday. Seniors may dine for $5.00 for a meal. Patrons are asked to call a day ahead to reserve their plate.
Coffee is available on Thursdays from 2-4pm and open to the public as well.
The Building’s History
One of the original buildings in the City of Morton is still standing tall at 230 North Main Street. This building has been around since it was first built in August of 1871. Though the building owner for the first few years is unknown, it changed hands between railroad companies for many years. At the time, the structure was known as the Edener building and was home to a bakery that would show silent movies on the weekends.
In November of 1968, the American Legion Post 344 took the building over. Later in 1976, the Morton Senior Center was able to use the space for their services. Then in 1985, the Morton Senior Center organization bought the structure and is still going strong in the building.