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From the Native Americans to the Trappers and the fur trade, the Scandinavians and commercial fishing this is a part of the history that makes today's North Shore a unique community. The North Shore is like a magnet that draws you closer and closer with each visit. Sooner or later you find yourself bound to it, wishing you would never have to leave. I was raised in Lutsen, graduated from Cook County High School, pursued a degree in Physical Therapy and Athletic Training at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. It was there I met my husband Scott, who was a Chef. We moved to Plymouth, Minnesota in 1986, worked in our chosen careers and began to raise a family. My roots on the North Shore grow deep. I am the granddaughter of a 1930s “Herring Choker”, who brought her family back home in the winter or 1999. Our family connection to the North Shore and the desire to live here kept us searching for the right opportunity. The dream to live here became a reality when we found Thomsonite Beach Inn and Suites to be a perfect match for us. Now, in our ninth year, we are still pleased with our decision to make the change and move to the North Shore. We have met so many wonderful people who continue to make Thomsonite Beach Inn their lodging choice for over 30 years. For those who are experiencing the North Shore or Thomsonite Beach Inn for the first time, our goal is to provide a memorable experience, so you too will become a valued repeat guest. We welcome your visit and look forward to sharing with you our favorite spots, while providing you with clean, cozy, personable and comfortable accommodations.
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