Enger Park: A Gift from a Furniture Salesman

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April Ghost Sign

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Baseball’s Many Duluth Dukes

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Newt Randall, the second baseball player to be dubbed the "Duke of Duluth" by the Milwaukee press. (Image: Public Domain)Read Full Article →

The Soldier and the Salesman

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A painting depicting the Fourth Minnesota Regiment, entering Vicksburg, July 4, 1863. Robert Miller, for whom Duluth's Miller Creek was named, served with the Fourth. (Image: mnopedia)Read Full Article →

New Northland History Series begins April 29th

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More of the Many Dukes of Duluth

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Forgotten Duluthian Clinton F. Russell

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Clinton F. Russel, year unknown. (Image: Duluth Public LibraryRead Full Article →

Grand Old Building: Duluth’s 1928 Ciy Hall

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A postcard of Duluth's 1928 City Hall, likely made the very year the building was complete. (Image: Zenith CIty • Click to Enlarge)Read Full Article →

Lost Landmark: The First South Pier Light

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Duluth's 1874 South Pier Light. (Image: Duluth Public Library)Read Full Article →

Reader Survey Results

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End of the Lane for Stadium Lanes

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Duluth's Stadium Lanes, standing in the shadow of the ore docks for over 50 year. (Image: Google Maps)Read Full Article →

Two of the Many Dukes of Duluth

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The cover for sheet music of the 1905 Broadway musical The Duke of Duluth. (Image: Zenith City • Click to enlarge)Read Full Article →

April in the Zenith CIty

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Duluth’s Other St Peter’s Church

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Duluth's 1909 St. Peter's Swedish Episcopal Church. (Image: Google Maps)Read Full Article →

Ghost Sign: Zenith Machine

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April offerings from the St. Louis County Historical Society

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This portion of the mural depicts Moses, who represents Theology. (Image: Ely-Winton Historical Society)Read Full Article →

Duluth’s Undeveloped Central Park

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The image above is a pieced-together scan (please excuse the quality) of Morell & Nichol's plans for Duluth's Central Park, including the upper portion, originally slated to be named Zenith Park, that later became Enger Park. (Image: Tom Kasper • Click to Enlarge)Read Full Article →

Fifty Years later, Laney’s Records Still Stand

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The March 8, 1964 Duluth News Tribune carried this photograph of the District 26 champion Proctor Rails celebrating their victory over . (Image courtesy of the Duluth News Tribune)Read Full Article →

Past & Present: St. Clement’s Catholic Church

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The southeast corner of 20th Avenue West and Superior Street in 1911 (left) and 2014. (2014 Image: Jim Davis)

A Little Bit of Irish

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A 1910 Duluth News Tribune advertisment for Lanigan-Garder Co., one of the many ventures of Lanigan. (Image: Zenith City)Read Full Article →

Forgotten Duluthian Peggy Knudsen

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Lost Landmark: Glass Block

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“Lost Iron Range” tonight and this Weekend

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Carved in Stone for March

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The Notorious Madam Gain: Queen of Duluth’s Underworld

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March in the Zenith City

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Glensheen goes dark to shed light on its past

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