Sheldon Aubut's Duluth History
Historical Photos
From the Collection of Greg Brownell
Page 6
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1900 Population of Duluth 52,969 |
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Photos on this page from the Collection of Greg Brownell |
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| In the early days of Duluth the poor people who lived South of Superior Street were known as “fish eaters”. Because fish were plentiful and inexpensive it was a very big part of their diet, and it was an honor to be called that. The rich folk could eat whatever they wanted but for the poor the saying went “eat fish or snowballs.” The fish business was one of the earliest in the city. |
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