Step Back in Time and Live Like a Copper King

Experience the rich history of Butte, Montana. Take a Tour or stay with us at The Copper King Mansion. Built in 1884, it is like staying in a museum.

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We are sad to announce that daily tours have ended for the 2025 season. We do schedule winter tours with one weeks notice. Please check our “Book a Tour” button below to see what is available on the calendar or call us to book a week in advance.

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A large red Victorian-style house with ornate white trim, a steep roof with dormer windows, and a front porch. Steps lead up to the front door, and there are trees and a fence surrounding the house.

General Tour Information

Tours are offered every day at 10:00am, 12:00pm, 2:00pm and 3:30pm and take about 1 hour. Use our “Book a Tour” button to make a reservation, or just come to the door but group size is limited.

Tours cost $23 for Adults and $20 for Seniors and $10 for children 5-15 years old.

*Please note that we do not give refunds on prepaid tickets, but will transfer a ticket to next available tour.

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About The Copper King Mansion

William A. Clark was among the most powerful, richest and influential people in the late 1800s and early 1900s. He made a fortune with smelters, electric power companies, newspapers, railroads and mining. He settled in Butte, Montana and is known as one of the three "Copper Kings". Las Vegas was originally known as “Clarks Las Vegas” because he was responsible for subdividing Freemont Street, located in Clark County Nevada. He also built one of the most elaborate homes on 5th Avenue in New York City, just across from Central Park.

W. A. Clark began construction on this mansion in 1884 and it was completed in 1888. Construction was under the direction of architect - D. T. McDevitt, and the woodwork accomplished by the W. F. Beall & Co. out of Chicago. Most of the materials for the home were imported at a cost of around $260,000. The majority of the home is in the original condition from 1888. You will see frescoed ceilings, stained glass windows, hand combed plaster walls, and gas & electric chandeliers. The home is privately owned by Erin Sigl who’s Grandmother purchased the house in 1953, and Erin and her husband Pat still live here. The tour takes approximately one hour and is truly exceptional.

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A large Victorian-style house with a red brick exterior, white trim, ornate details, multiple steep roofs, and dormer windows, surrounded by trees and situated on a corner lot.
A vintage dining room with a wooden dining table and six chairs, a chandelier hanging from a richly decorated wooden ceiling, red velvet curtains, and antique furniture including a glass display cabinet and sideboards with silverware and decorative i
A vintage-style bedroom featuring a wooden four-poster bed with white lace curtains and pink bows, a nightstand with a lamp, a wooden wardrobe, a cushioned armchair, a wooden chest, and a patterned rug.
A vintage bedroom with ornate wooden furniture including a large bed with canopy, armoire, dresser, and chairs. The room has antique lamps, floral patterned curtains, and a patterned area rug.
Living room with green walls, vintage furniture, floral curtains, chandelier, and area rug.
Vintage bedroom with wooden bed, red curtains, and antique furniture, including a vanity, rocking chair, and loveseat, with a patterned area rug and chandelier lighting.
A vintage-style bedroom with a wooden bed, yellow armchairs, a dresser with a mirror, framed pictures on the wall, an area rug, and lace curtains.