200 North Main Street, Salt Lake City

Alfred and Elizabeth McCune stopped keeping track of expenses after the costs for their “simple” bungalow on Capitol Hill reached $500,000. They imported roof tiles from Holland , rare white satin-grained mahogany from South America , and a room-sized mirror from Germany . The ceiling murals and decorative borders alone took an artist from New York two years to finish. Completed in 1901 and restored in 2001, the McCune Mansion remains a Utah showplace. Spend an hour touring the mansion from the first floor's octagonal reception room to the third floor's glittering ballroom. The Venetian marble bathroom alone is worth the tour!

Tour schedule and Information:

Who?

• Tours are open to the general public but are available by appointment only.

When?

• Tours are available on week days, during the daytime hours only.
• These tours cost $5 per person and must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance.
• We require groups of at least ten and up to 25 people to schedule tours.
• Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. at (801) 533-0858 extension 104 to arrange your tour.
• Click here for information about events at McCune Mansion.

How Much?

• Tours are $5 per person.

Disclaimer

UHF does not guarantee that the buildings on this tour are ADA accessible.  All dogs, including service dogs, are not allowed on the tour.  It is strongly recommended that those that require ADA access be prepared for difficult circumstances including not being able to access certain areas of each building.