I recently went on the expanded tour of the Glensheen Estate and found it to be very nice and informative. I've toured a few large mansions and this was especially nice because the art still remains. The books are still on the shelf, the furniture remains, and the pictures are still relevant. There aren't any super fancy pictures (i.e. Renoir,... More

it was amazing to hear the history and learn the facts of how far ahead this owner was of his time , and how this estate has been kept up to standards of years ago, no to mention the murders that money brought this family More

I was very excited to see this place. I had purchased the book "Will To Murder" prior to touring it. Although I hadn't completely finished it prior to taking the tour it was still very neat. Hard to believe all of the technology in this house built in the early 1900's. I would definitely recommend this to people planning a... More

Beautiful mansion with an interesting history. Great books about it, a murder occurred here, however staff are not allowed to talk about it - I recommend looking it up before visiting. More

Took a tour 15 years ago at Christmas. A good view of the wealthy at the turn of the century and emerging technology (or lack thereof) at the turn of the century (1900s). Guided tour. More

I suggest that frequent traveler to Duluth do this tour once on a day they have extra time. It is neat but not enough to go out of your way to do More

The staff do a great job with the tour, beautiful grounds, and a respect for the double murder that took place here. More

For it's day it was the ultimate luxury home. The furnature was bought by the origional owners. More

Make sure to read up on the history of the home, especially the murders that happened in the 1970's. They make no mention of this on the tour...but everyone on our tour was wanting to ask which room it happened it. It is like the "elephant in the room" so to speak. More