This was written by Jane Whitledge and published on February 7, 2020. Whatever happened to the city of Duluth’s plans to create an historic district downtown? A few years back, the city invited professional architects to visit Duluth, and they were impressed with our many old structures, the wonderful stone […]
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We’re Always Taking Nominations!
Add to our library of Historic Properties and be recognized for owning a part of Duluth’s history … nominate your home or property today! You can also nominate a home, property or structure you admire for its historic character. Those that are nominated—and awarded—will be recognized and celebrated at our […]
Read More2019 Annual Preservation and Centennial Awards Winners
Duluth is not “Anyplace, USA” and every year the Duluth Preservation Alliance recognizes owners of homes, buildings and structures who have preserved and maintained their property, thereby contributing to our community’s historical character. Along with receiving an award, we gather these property owners together for a night of recognition and […]
Read MoreWhat should be done with Historic Old Central High School? | Duluth News Tribune
What should be done with Historic Old Central High School? Written By: Adelle Whitefoot | Nov 20th 2019 The Historic Old Central High School has a long list of needed repairs equaling about $48.5 million. Steve Kuchera /skuchera@duluthnews.com Duluth school district CFO Cathy Erickson is working with staff over the […]
Read MoreLocal View Column: Don’t let Duluth’s historic fabric be dismantled | Duluth News Tribune
Duluth Public Library photo / The opulent Pastoret Terrace was constructed in Duluth in 1887, a design of premiere architect Oliver Traphagen. Through the power of our democracy, we can claim our right to help shape policies and to nurture what is important to each of us individually. Lost in […]
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