Firelight Inn:
Duluth, MN.
Located on a secluded street by Oregon Creek, amidst turn-of-the-century mansions in the historic East end.

A.G. Thomson House:
Duluth, MN.
Originally built for William N. Ryerson in 1909 and designed by Minneapolis architect, Edwin H. Hewitt.

Manor on the Creek:
Duluth, MN.
Neoclassical, Arts and Crafts style mansion built in 1907, located in the heart of Duluth's historic east end.

A.G. Thomson House: Proprietor Bill Brakken.
2617 E 3rd St, Duluth, MN 55812.
(877)807-8077, info@thomsonhouse.biz.
Voted a Top 15 U.S. bed and breakfast inn four consecutive years, including "Best Breakfast in the Great Plains," "Best Weekend Escape," and "Most Privacy." Historic 1909 elegance, spacious rooms with private baths, whirlpool tubs, gas fireplaces, Lake Superior views, gourmet breakfasts. Prime location on 1.5 park-like acres in Duluth's historic mansion district, seven blocks from the Lakewalk, five minutes from downtown. Smoke free. "Quality Assured" by the Minnesota Bed & Breakfast Association.

Firelight Inn: Proprietor Jim and Joy Fischer.
2211 East Third Street, Duluth, MN 55812.
(888)724-0273, info@firelightinn.com.
Each suite features a gas fireplace, state-of-the-art air conditioning, Jacuzzi whirlpools for two, private bathrooms, TV/VCR/DVD, audio system and CD player. Your full delicious breakfast is delivered to your suite each morning and may be eaten by the firelight in the privacy of your suite. You may choose to dine on an outdoor deck, in the glass-enclosed front porch of the inn or we can serve you in the dining room. Located about twenty blocks from historic downtown Duluth and seven blocks uphill from Lake Superior.

Manor on the Creek Inn B&B: Proprietor Ernie and Helene Agne.
2215 East Second Street, Duluth, MN 55812.
(800)428-3189, motc@manoronthecreek.com.
Nestled on two plus acres of tranquil, wooded vale overlooking Oregon Creek, the Manor estate provides an elegant yet comfortable setting where you can wind down and relax at the end of a busy day of sight-seeing or business in the Twin Ports. Boasting over 15,600 square feet in the main house, to easily accommodate seven spacious guest suites/rooms and gracious public areas, and recently featured in the New York Times.