A Rural Tiny House Sanctuary!

Personally I have reclaimed my heath by working with holistic practitioners, detoxing my body and eliminating toxins in my environment.

It is intentional that there is no wifi or smart meter at the Hollyhock Hewitt tiny house due to the subtle stress they create. Above average high speed wired internet is available though, so bring an ethernet adaptor for your phone, tablet or computer and you'll have unlimited fast reliable internet! Just ask if you don't have an ethernet adaptor as I may have one that works for your device. :) As much as possible, I go out of my way to use natural non-toxic products and materials in my environment. Hollyhock Hewitt has hardwood and real tile floors, plenty of air cleaning house plants and a reverse osmosis water filter attached to the kitchen sink for chemical free drinking water. I study bio dynamic farming and permaculture practices and have never used any chemicals in the gardens or in the yard. Hewitt is a very interesting place to say the least; home to a mix of folks from all over the country with fascinating backgrounds! Did I mention that Hollyhock Hewitt now has honey bees?! You may find multiple very busy bee hives around the property. Truly Hollyhock Hewitt is a unique, liberating and relaxing place to live and visit!

Previously I worked as the Executive Director of the Nemeth Art Center in Park Rapids. Through this experience I connected with numerous high quality contemporary artists from throughout Minnesota and beyond and I display some of these artists' work in the Hollyhock Hewitt tiny house.

I am the Secretary of the Hewitt Historical (Hysterical;) Society, so by request I may be able to give you a personal tour of the Historic Hewitt Public School Museum which is located 2 blocks east of Hollyhock Hewitt.

Hotel Hewitt (burned in 1933) was originally located on the property next to the tiny house, where the Odd Fellows Hall is located. Here is an excerpt from the Todd County History book describing the "Spiritualist" A.T. Mills who was the owner/editor of the Hewitt Enterprise (name later changed to Banner) Newspaper which was based out of the Hotel during his tenure: "Mr. Mills was an interesting man, a pronounced believer in spiritualism. During his residence at Hewitt, an incident occurred which occasioned considerable comment. A short distance west of the village lived John Owens, who went insane, and was missed from his usual haunts by his acquaintances. There was a thorough search made for him with without avail and every means was employed to find the missing man. Mr Mills finally told the searchers that he could tell them where to find him. As they had exhausted all their means of further search, they told him to go a ahead. Mr. Mills withdrew and sought communication with "the spirits" and in short time returned to them and told them that he could be found at a designated spot southwest of the village. Without any confidence the searchers proceeded to the place described by Mr. Mills. Arriving at the place, the man was found lying on the ground , still alive but so weak that he died shortly afterward. We regret that we have no information of Mr. Mill subsequent to his selling out and removing from Hewitt."