The last Christie to live in the house was Dr. Robert Christie. He died in 1976 after a lifetime of service to the community. The home is operated as a museum by the Christie House Historical Society. In the house are antiques and artifacts from the early 1900's. The house is open to the public from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Volunteers conduct tours of the Victorian home, presenting a history of the house and family.
The house features handcrafted woodwork, an impressive open stairway, ornate fireplaces, magnificent restored porches and sliding wooden doors. The Todd County Courthouse, constructed in 1883, is on the National Register of Historic Places. The courthouse is prominently sited on a hill, which rises above the commerical district of Long Prairie. The courthouse and other government buildings occupy the entire Block 13 of the Original Townsite. The old courthouse has been joined by a new court facilities building on the corner of Third Street South and First Avenue.