 13th Avenue West and Superior Street |
 Canal by Night |
 South Lake / Canal Park 1963 |
 Duluth Coal Docks 1908 |
 New Duluth Court House |
 Duluth Central |
 Duluth Panorama about 1870 |
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 "In the Harbor at Duluth" From Harper's Magazine, February 1891 |
A tourist once asked a street car motorman what the summers were like in Duluth. He replied, “I don’t know, I’ve only lived here for fourteen months.” |
 "Loading a Whaleback Barge" From Harper's Magazine, February 1891 |
 Incline Railroad Lower Station 1907 |
 Lyceum Theatre |
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 Duluth Drawing 1883 |
 Duluth Drawing 1887 |
 Post Office |
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Also visit Sheldon Aubut's |
 Steamer South Americas |
 Steamer 1908 |
 Steamer Octorara |
 Superior Street 1918 |
 Superior Street from 6th Ave West 1930 |
| There have been people over the years that have made fun of our fair city. Granted we don’t have the longest summers but they are beautiful. There is a story that George Sherwood, one of the old time real estate men took an Eastern real estate developer up to the top of the hill to look out over the city. There he told him of all the advantages to investing in land in Duluth. He pointed to Minnesota Point and said: “There lies Minnesota Point. It looks like God’s arm protecting the town of Duluth.” To that the Easterner replied, “It looks to me more like God’s finger pointing the way out of town.” |
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