McCune Mansion

Built in 1901 by railroad and mining tycoon Alfred McCune, The McCune Mansion has been restored to its original grandeur. Exotic woods like Bird’s Eye Maple, South American Satin Blonde Mahogany (now extinct), and 300- year –old English Oak resonate throughout this architectural masterpiece.

Hand gilding adorns many of the canvas-covered walls where the century –old murals and original Russian Impressionist artwork accents the décor. The flicker of the mansion’s many fireplaces and antique lighting casts a subtle on the opulence of the McCune Mansion.

Truly a setting unlike any other in the western United States, the McCune Mansion is a beacon of elegance and history. Shadowed by Wasatch majesty, overlooking a picturesque cityscape, the lovingly restored McCune Mansion reflects a rare glory and grace appropriate for any unique celebration.