William A. Irvin Museum

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The William A. Irvin, proud flagship of U.S. Steel’s Great Lakes Fleet for over 40 years, is pictured docked along the waterfront of Lake Superior next to the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (DECC) and near the Aerial Lift Bridge in Duluth, Minnesota. Seasonally accepting visitors to tour this historic vessel.
301 Harbor Drive
Duluth, MN 55802 United States Get Directions
(218) 722-7876
https://decc.org/william-a-irvin/
Come aboard! In the heart of Canal Park, set against the majestic Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge, is a Great Lakes vessel you can’t miss — and won’t want to. Despite carrying iron ore and coal through treacherous storms, the William A. Irvin remains in pristine condition today. Don’t miss your chance to tour the proud flagship of U.S. Steel’s Great Lakes Fleet. Whether you’re interested in a 2,000 horsepower steam turbine engine or delicate antique fixtures, you’ll find them both in shipshape. The Irvin is docked along the waterfront of Lake Superior next to the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (DECC) and near the Aerial Lift Bridge.
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Duluth Haunted Ship

William A. Irvin Museum 301 Harbor Drive, Duluth, MN, United States

In October, the SS. William A Irvin transforms from Lake Superior freighter to a haunted ship. Guests are subjected to frights from creepy to claustrophobic to the unexpected. Incorporating smells, sounds, lights, live actors, temperature changes and more, the event promises to engage one’s whole self.

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Duluth Haunted Ship

William A. Irvin Museum 301 Harbor Drive, Duluth, MN, United States

In October, the SS. William A Irvin transforms from Lake Superior freighter to a haunted ship. Guests are subjected to frights from creepy to claustrophobic to the unexpected. Incorporating smells, sounds, lights, live actors, temperature changes and more, the event promises to engage one’s whole self.

Recurring

Duluth Haunted Ship

William A. Irvin Museum 301 Harbor Drive, Duluth, MN, United States

In October, the SS. William A Irvin transforms from Lake Superior freighter to a haunted ship. Guests are subjected to frights from creepy to claustrophobic to the unexpected. Incorporating smells, sounds, lights, live actors, temperature changes and more, the event promises to engage one’s whole self.

Recurring

Duluth Haunted Ship

William A. Irvin Museum 301 Harbor Drive, Duluth, MN, United States

In October, the SS. William A Irvin transforms from Lake Superior freighter to a haunted ship. Guests are subjected to frights from creepy to claustrophobic to the unexpected. Incorporating smells, sounds, lights, live actors, temperature changes and more, the event promises to engage one’s whole self.

Recurring

Duluth Haunted Ship

William A. Irvin Museum 301 Harbor Drive, Duluth, MN, United States

In October, the SS. William A Irvin transforms from Lake Superior freighter to a haunted ship. Guests are subjected to frights from creepy to claustrophobic to the unexpected. Incorporating smells, sounds, lights, live actors, temperature changes and more, the event promises to engage one’s whole self.

Recurring

Duluth Haunted Ship

William A. Irvin Museum 301 Harbor Drive, Duluth, MN, United States

In October, the SS. William A Irvin transforms from Lake Superior freighter to a haunted ship. Guests are subjected to frights from creepy to claustrophobic to the unexpected. Incorporating smells, sounds, lights, live actors, temperature changes and more, the event promises to engage one’s whole self.

Recurring

Duluth Haunted Ship

William A. Irvin Museum 301 Harbor Drive, Duluth, MN, United States

In October, the SS. William A Irvin transforms from Lake Superior freighter to a haunted ship. Guests are subjected to frights from creepy to claustrophobic to the unexpected. Incorporating smells, sounds, lights, live actors, temperature changes and more, the event promises to engage one’s whole self.

Recurring

Duluth Haunted Ship

William A. Irvin Museum 301 Harbor Drive, Duluth, MN, United States

In October, the SS. William A Irvin transforms from Lake Superior freighter to a haunted ship. Guests are subjected to frights from creepy to claustrophobic to the unexpected. Incorporating smells, sounds, lights, live actors, temperature changes and more, the event promises to engage one’s whole self.