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| First Electric Street Cars operate in Duluth in November 1890. They could travel at a speed of 8 miles per hour. Lake Superior Railroad Museum Image, Zenith Web Site |
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11-02-2019
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| Duluth Bans Dancing the Shimmy 1919. Rules banning the dance were: 1, Dancers must keep moving and not stand in one place. 2, They shall not wriggle like a snake. 3, They must not raise their... |
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10-25-2019
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| St. Lukes Hospital 1881. The first St. Lukes Hospital was a rented Blacksmith shop at 3rd. Ave. W and Superior St. in 1881. Duluth Public Library Photo, Zenith Web Site |
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10-21-2019
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| The First Union Depot used from 1870 to 1892. Built on fifth Ave. West below Mich. St. Image Twin Ports Rail History. Zenith Web Site |
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10-15-2019
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| Incline opens on 7th ave. West on Oct 2, 1891. Closed in 1939. U of M Duluth Kathryn Martin Photo Archives. Hugh McKenzie 1909 photo, Zenith Web Site |
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10-02-2019
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| Seven Bridges road is complete in 1917. 1909 image by Tom Kasper the woman is not identified. Zenith Web Site. |
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09-30-2019
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| Oneota Township School, maybe the first school that was built in the Duluth area. Oneota was platted in 1858 by the Merritt, Wheeler, and Ely families. It went from about 39th Ave. to 4... |
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09-23-2019
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| Sept. 1882 work started on the Duluth Street Car System. Image is a horse drawn street car taken in 1889. Image Duluth Transit Authority, Zenith Web Site |
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09-11-2019
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| Last Day of Incline. Sept.4, 1939 was the last day that the 7th Ave. West incline ran. Duluth Public Library Photo |
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09-04-2019
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| President Millard Fillmore signed a bill in Aug. 1852 that authorized a canal and lock to be built, at Saulte Ste. Marie, that would allow ships to travel from New York to the head of the lakes. Ze... |
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08-26-2019
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| Feodor von Luerzer 1851-1903 Born in Germany and migrated to Duluth in about 1889 where he opened an art studio. His murals can still be seen in the Dutch room at the Pickwick. Duluth Herald ... |
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08-19-2019
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| A black bear broke through a plate glass window of the Hotel Duluth in 1929. Â The bear had to be put down, then was sent to taxidermist and became the focal point and namesake of the 'Black Bear L... |
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08-18-2019
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