Glensheen & the Congdon Legacy
Minnesota’s most-visited house museum, Glensheen…
About Glensheen & the Congdon Legacy
Minnesota’s most-visited house museum, Glensheen, is much more than its beautiful landscaping, rich design, and historic status. It’s a tribute to a family that put down deep roots in northern Minnesota, whose good works live on more than a century after their “home place” was built. This PBS North documentary reveals the legacy left by the Congdon family and their gracious mansion.
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