Norway Hall

A two-story red brick building with large ground-floor windows and a vertical blue sign reading "Norway" above the entrance. The upper floor has rectangular windows; the lower level displays art and shirts.

21 N Lake Ave

Norway Hall was recently restored in anticipation of the visit of the King and Queen of Norway who were recently in Duluth to rededicate the also restored Enger Tower. The restoration efforts at the Norway Hall make this a beautiful venue for not only heritage events, but public events such as weddings and company parties. You’ll be mightily impressed with the attention to detail and the beautiful woodwork and hardwood floors.

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Neighborhood

Downtown Duluth

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Architect

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Vertical decorative ironwork with symmetrical swirls at the top and bottom, a pointed arrowhead at each end, and a central floral-like motif with curved lines and loops.

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