We enjoyed it. It…read morewas $5 per adult to enter. There was a gift shop with restrooms prior to museum area entry. The museum was comprised of a single floor with a very large center space flanked by a couple of smaller rooms. There was information, photos, placards and artifacts for: - The depot - The railways that once served the area - The ore loading piers - Ore mining - Area war veterans (VFW) It took us about 40 minutes but one could easily spend a couple hours here.

My husband and I were taking the Lake Superior Scenic North Shore drive and one of our stops was…read moreTwo Harbors. We had visited the Depot in Duluth and seen the North Shore Scenic Railroad departure point, so we were looking forward to visit the Two Harbors Depot Museum, where the NSSR train stops for its northernmost point. The depot is located in the 1907 headquarters of the Duluth and Iron Range Railway Company. It's been charmingly restored, with ticket booths and telephone operator stations still intact. There are several different areas of displays, covering everything from military service to local culture at the turn of the last century. The museum has a gift shop and bathrooms available. Be aware of the timing of your visit; if you arrive at the same time the NSSR train does, there will be many passengers lining up to use those bathrooms, as the train is historic and does not have lavatory facilities. We were able to see the train pull into the station and, after its rest stop, hear that most lovely sound--a train whistle signaling "All Aboard!" The Depot Museum is definitely worth a stop for all visitors to Two Harbors!

We really wanted to take a tour but they are only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10a-5p so we…read moretook a few pictures outside and left. Disappointing.

This is nice to have here. A great exhibit. Not wheelchair…read moreor stroller accessible. My kids were 5 and 3 and did alright throughout. Informative staff. Well done.

Here is a great smaller museum. Its primary purpose is to honor Richard Bong, the Ace of Aces from…read moreWWII. Besides that, the museum also includes some displays on all the military branches. The highlight is a restored P-38 Lightning set up as Richard Bongs aircraft. Oh, veterans get in for a reduced fare. It's worth a stop!

This is a very good museum about an amazing aviator from Northern Wisconsin. Reasonable admission,…read moreveterans get reduced rate. Free parking. Self-guided tour. There's a full-size airplane inside. A small feeder that shows different parts of movies, a lot of history about the local area and some nice military artifacts And collectibles staff is very friendly. It is a small gift shop inside.

If you have an interest in the unusual or cutting edge, depending on your perspective, then by all…read moremeans visit the only remaining whaleback ship which worked the Great Lakes. The visitor is led around in a group which usually leave by the top of the hour. For myself, my knees became weak when we viewed the triple expansion compound engine. One note, the ship no longer sits w/i the water. The tour guide had been at this job for 10 yrs and it definitely showed.

Jacob gave us our tour and this young man was amazing. He was so well educated on the boat ad could…read moreanswer any questions we had. Thanks for a great tour!

Beautiful art and home in Duluth. The Tweed mansion has a lot of history in Duluth and was…read morestuffed with art when UMD owned the home.

The Tweed Museum of Art is ensconced within nondescript student center buildings on the UMD campus…read more Keep your expectations in check because the two floors that it occupies -- with its linoleum floors and carpeting -- feel more like a registrar's office. If there were no paintings on the walls, you would not think this a gallery space. There is not a lot on display so spending longer than an hour here would be unlikely. One painting floored me. On the second floor near some bookshelves and a few desk chairs sits Gilbert Davis Munger's large-scale painting, 'Niagara Falls Showing the Canadian and American Views', from 1903. There is an almost endless stream of landscape paintings featuring Niagara Falls scattered in museums across the country and this is one of the best that I've seen. The grand size of the painting made me feel like I was standing at the base of the Falls. If I saw nothing else here, I would have still left happy. There are old master paintings from Mr. Tweed's collection on display in addition to various prints and lithographs. There are also some contemporary items, including Naomi Bebo's 'Beaded Mask', a 2010 work featuring beads and deer hide on an Iraqi gas mask. The most elegant item on display is a high heel shoe covered in birch bark by Cynthia Holmes. Titled 'Primal Donna', it's a modern day advancement on old wooden clogs.

This Haunted Forest is Awesome!! Great Props!! Great Actors!!…read more Even had Free Goodies at the End!! Highly recommend!!

DO NOT BRING YOUR KIDS Our group attended this attraction…read morethis past weekend. The attraction's Facebook page boasts its family-friendly orientation, but it is anything but! The scarers will touch you and your children. The attraction did NOT notify guests of the touching. Nowhere at the attraction, on its Facebook page, in its waiver, etc is there an explicit notification of touching. Once again, the scarers will touch you and your children. There is no system in place protecting your children or other guests. If anyone, including children, were touched inappropriately, the attraction lacks protective policies for such a situation. Also, there was a portion of the haunt where you must crawl to get through. Thankfully, one actor was able to accommodate a friend's handicap. However, once again, there was no notification of this requirement.

Fun, friendly staff and a beautiful golf experience greets you at Ridgeview Country Club. General…read moreManager Clint Johnson is top notch and is always more than happy to help with any questions from first time visitors to long-time members. The membership at RCC is extremely welcoming and always is happy to share everything that they love about their club. When it comes to the course, it is always in as good of condition as possible and seems to get better every year as further investment is put into the playing experience. This shows the pride that RCC members take in the entire experience at the club. After your round, the food in the clubhouse is second to none. Chef Jake is phenomenal and is always working to improve his already impressive menu. Whether you're looking for a new home course in Duluth or are looking to get in some golf while you're visiting town, don't be afraid to give RCC a call and Clint and Club Pro Paul Schintz will be happy to help! See you at the course!

rude as shit. Said we couldn't afford stuff,started flexing on us. Started whispering to other…read moreworkers and giving nasty looks tp us

Premiere Theater has been in town since 1994. They have since upgraded their seating to the fancy…read morestyle you find in bigger movie theaters. The prices are pretty much comparable across the board with other theaters as far as tickets, popcorn, and candy. They have all the amenities as other theaters (3D, great sound) and I'm happy they're still in town. Go see a movie today.