Duluth Denfeld Class of 1961 - Photos of Duluth Pre 1940
Pictures in Gallery: 243
Over 24 pages of photos were lost. Although I have the photo's on file I do not have the dates, sources or appropriate narratives. We will start this section over and I will try to do a few a week with the necessary information and sources.
Actor Tommy Cook was born in Duluth in 1930 and spent the first 6 years of his life here. Went on to California and became the actor Little Beaver in the 12 part series 'The Adventures of Red...
Picture of Merritts & Elys. Merritts arrived in Duluth in 1855, and along with the Elys surveyed Oneota in 1856 currently close to 42nd ave. West. Oneota is an Ojibwe word meaning ' the rock ...
Original Sacred Heart Catholic Church, located at 201 W. Fourth St., burned down in 1892. The wood structure was replaced by a brick building at the same site named the Sacred Heart Cathedral. &nbs...
First Wave of Swedish immigrants land in Duluth June 1869 from the steamer Norman. Recruited to build the Northern Pacific Railroad. Some of the recruits were families. The NP Railroad built ...
Duluth made a post card of its lynching of innocent men in June 1920. The details of this atrocity are to complex to state here. Please go to the Zenith Web site for the complete story
1899 Duluth passed a curfew law for minors under the age of 16. Â During the summer months they had to be off of the streets by 9:30 PM and the winter months (roughly the school year) they ha...
Bethel original building was built in 1888 and was located at 246 Lake Ave. The Bethel moved to 23 Mesaba Ave. in 1911. The building was tore down in 1948. The site is currently h...
Great Lakes Ship Taplin  was the first large ship to pass under the new aerial lift bridge in April of 1930.  Duluth took ownership of the bridge later in the same year. Zenith Web Site
This is the sketch of the temporary bridge that was built across MN. Point every year during the 1870's and 80's for public use. Â The bridge was built every winter and tore down when the shipping ...
