Once a bustling Greyhound Bus terminal, the Northland Building in downtown Duluth has undergone a magnificent transformation into a vibrant mixed-use development. This historic structure, originally built in 1915, was once the hub of transportation and commerce in the city. Travelers arriving by bus were greeted by the building's impressive classical façade before making their way inside the expansive concourse. For decades, the terminal served as the gateway to Duluth for countless visitors and residents.
The classic terra cotta exterior has been restored to its former glory. Inside, the cavernous interior has been adapted into bright and modern retail storefronts on the ground floor, with comfortable loft-style offices above. The location on Superior Street places the building in the heart of downtown, surrounded by restaurants, shops, hotels and entertainment venues. With its rich history adapted to modern uses, the revived Northland Building serves as an inspiring anchor in Duluth's ongoing downtown revitalization. The renewed energy and activity within this historic landmark once again make it a hub of community life.
