Where Fortunes Were Made: A Member Tour of the Duluth Board of Trade building on May 7th

Apr 14
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Join Executive Director Wayne Gannaway and Curator Terry Johnson for an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at one of the city's most significant landmarks.

Built in 1895 to replace a structure lost to fire, the Board of Trade building was once the global nerve center of the grain industry. In its heyday, this architectural gem transacted more wheat futures than anywhere else on Earth. Now managed by INH Properties, the building remains a testament to the era when Duluth sat at the heart of international commerce.

What to Expect:

Exclusive Access: Explore the magnificent trading floor and other historic spaces typically closed to the public.
Rare Artifacts: View unique items from the building’s history that are seldom on display.
Expert Insight: Hear from our experts about the legends and legacy of this 19th-century powerhouse.

When: Thursday, May 7 starting at 5:30PM (running to 7:30PM)

Admission: Society Members: Free (General Public: $5)

Location: Board of Trade Building at 301 W. First Street, Duluth. Entry will be through the main doors on First Street.

For more information, call (218) 733-7507 or email history@thehistorypeople.org