The general manager of Lutsen Resort on Minnesota’s North Shore says owners plan to rebuild with the same plans following this week’s fire that destroyed the main building.
Crews from eight different departments battled the blaze. When crews arrived on scene the lodge was fully engulfed in flames.
Lutsen, started in 1885, claims to be Minnesota’s oldest resort, with the lodge as its centerpiece.
The Minnesota State Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating the cause of the fire. There were no injuries.
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In a Facebook Post the lodge states “The amazing memories made here are in our hearts as we begin the heavy weighted process to rebuilt back better.”
Picture: Lutsen Lodge Facebook
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