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Lost Landmark: The Merrill House

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The carriage house of the Merrill estate still stands at 2620 E. Superior St. and is now a private home. (Image: X-comm)Read Full Article →

Lost Landmark: Robert E. Jefferson House

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Lost Landmark: the 1883 St Louis County Courthouse

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The 1883 St. Louis County Courthouse, built as a temporary home for the court, but was used for almost 30 years.Read Full Article →

Lost Landmark: Duluth’s “pride and joy”

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A (colorized) sketch of Duluth's 1883 Grand opera House by its architect, George Wirth. (Image: Duluth Public Library.)Read Full Article →

Lost Landmarks: the 1913 Duluth Curling Club

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The Duluth Curling Club depicted in a lithographic postcard made some time between 1915 and 1925. (Image: X-Comm)Read Full Article →

Lost Landmark: the 1888 Duluth Bethel

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The 1888 Duluth Bethel, designed by Oliver Traphagen, at the northwest corner of Lake Avenue and Sutphin Street, demolished in 1948.Read Full Article →

DeWitt Prescott’s Two Lost West Duluth Landmarks

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Built as Marinette Iron Works in 1890, this buulding served Duluth as the home of Union Match and Chun King Foods. (Image: Duluth Public Library.)Read Full Article →

Lost Landmark: Hardy Hall

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Hardy Hall in the 1890s. (Image: Duluth Public Library.)Read Full Article →

Lost Landmark: Duluth’s Imperial Mill

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A sketch of Duluth's Imperial Mill, made before the structure was built. (Image: Duluth Public Library.)Read Full Article →

Lost Landmark: Jimmy Oreck’s Flame Restaurant

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The "Sultan of the Second Cup" pours coffee refills for diners at the Flame in the late 1930s. (Image: Michelle Pearson.)Read Full Article →

Lost Landmark: Athletic Park

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Lost Landmark: Duluth Beltline Railway

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