The Glensheen Mansion, a historic staple in Duluth, opened its doors to the public for a free event this past Sunday. As reported by WDIO, the Free Community Day offered self-guided classic tours of the mansion to visitors at no charge, a gesture aimed at showing appreciation for the local community's support, as per Glensheen.
The tours took place from 9 am to 5 pm and did not require any prior reservations. Those seeking to explore the mansion's opulent rooms were to be welcomed until the cut-off time at 5:00 pm. The event also marked the last opportunity to witness the mansion adorned with its extravagant Christmas decorations, which visitors have come to anticipate each year, according to Glensheen.
A highlight for families was the playful scavenger hunt to find 25 plush elves hidden in various nooks and crannies within the mansion. "The sneaky elves like to hide in funny places throughout the mansion, making for a great scavenger hunt for guests of all ages."
For more information about the Free Community Day, readers can find details on Glensheen's official page.
