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Street Car Barn. Located at 27 Ave. W. and Superior St. About 1912 |
Posted By: Administrator 09-10-2018 Views: 1852
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The dredge Ishpeming started dredging the Duluth Canal in Sept. 1871 and finished in the spring of 1872. Zenith Web Site |
Posted By: Administrator 09-05-2018 Views: 1845
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West Duluth Incline station was reconstructed in 1909. Built in 1891 as the Beltway Railroad, that went from 61st. Ave. W. and Grand Ave. up to Vinland St. and 77th Ave. W., to bring workers ... |
Posted By: Administrator 08-31-2018 Views: 1851
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Rev. Edmund Ely helped establish mission schools in Sandy Lake, Fond du Lac and La Pointe on Madeline Is. in 1833 - 1839. In 1854 he and his spouse crossed from Superior and landed about wher... |
Posted By: Administrator 08-29-2018 Views: 1817
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Orpheum opens in 1910, later much of the building became the NorShor in 1940. Lithographic Post Card, Zenith Web Site |
Posted By: Administrator 08-22-2018 Views: 1939
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Aug. 1905, ground breaking for the Corps of Engineers building .Zenith Web Site |
Posted By: Administrator 08-21-2018 Views: 2028
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Grand Theater opened in 1914 for vaudeville acts at 213 W. Superior St. Â It was noted for its nursery since children under 4 were not allowed to attend the shows. Â In 1922 it merged with the Lyri... |
Posted By: Administrator 08-20-2018 Views: 1969
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The Outlaw Bridge was built by the Rotary clubs of Duluth, Superior, Port Arthur, Ft. William and the businesses of Grand Marais in 1917. This wood bridge on the Pigeon River became a major r... |
Posted By: Administrator 08-18-2018 Views: 1980
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Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show preforms in Duluth for the last time in Aug. 1910. |
Posted By: Administrator 08-17-2018 Views: 1947
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The 398 ft. steamer Troy rammed the interstate bridge and did enough damage to trap 33 ships in the upper harbor for a week and closed the bridge to pedestrian traffic for two (2) years in 19... |
Posted By: Administrator 08-11-2018 Views: 2042
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Duluth Masonic Temple corner stone was laid in 1904 at 4 West Second Street (Lake Ave. & 2nd. st) Â The temple is still used today minus the domes which were removed in about 1940. Hugh McKenzie Ph... |
Posted By: Administrator 08-10-2018 Views: 2021
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1870 City of Duluth council approves 50,000 dollars in bonds to dig the ship canal through MN. Point. This is a picture of bond # 90 of the 100 bonds sold in 500 dollar amounts. Z... |
Posted By: Administrator 08-09-2018 Views: 2030
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