Grand Marais, Minnesota: Giant Fish Crashing Through Building
It appears to have dropped like a bomb from the sky, perhaps from the overstuffed gullet of a monster Minnesota pelican?
Beaver House
- Address:
- 78 Broadway, Grand Marais, MN
- Directions:
- Beaver House. Hwy 61 into town, then turn south on Broadway for two blocks. On the east side.
- Hours:
- July 2021: Reported returned after repairs. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 218-387-2092
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Giant Fish Crashing Through Building
As of 7/11/2021, the fish head is back! Curiously, the fish tail is now missing.
[Karen Hansen, 07/12/2021]As of June 29 the fish head is still missing from the Beaver House. It's still a building that stands out for the distinctive exterior decor, but if you're only going up to Grand Marais to see the complete fish you'll want to wait a little longer.
[Bryan Thao Worra, 07/08/2021]Beaver House: Missing Giant Fish
No longer there.
[MLR, 06/30/2021]The whole front head part of the fish is missing and only the tail half is there. Not worth seeing.
[PWarren, 04/27/2021]Currently under repair, the complete fish is supposed to return in time for the 2021 summer tourist season.
Giant Fish Crashing Through Building
The fish is currently missing its head. But, there's a sign in the window letting visitors know it will be back.
[Audra W, 10/27/2020]A prudent notification to prevent public panic.
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Currently under repair, the giant fish was supposed to return in time for the 2021 summer tourist season. Delay at the fish-crashing-through-building repair shop?