The Duluth Preservation Alliance announces our Top Ten Most Endangered Places for 2022. This year we focus on the effects of expanding hospital districts and our historic downtown. Four places on last year’s list have updates: First Baptist Church – 830 E. 1st St. – LOST St. Regis Apartments – […]
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Save the Hotel Astoria! Announcing the Duluth Preservation Alliance’s newest campaign to save a piece of Duluth’s history from the wrecking ball. In December, it was announced that the 1905 building would be demolished for a parking lot. As a result of the news, the DPA has put out this […]
Read More2021 Top Ten Most Endangered Places
The Duluth Preservation Alliance announces our Top Ten Most Endangered Places for 2021. These places shine a light on early Native communities, the industrial working class, immigration, and brewing heritage. They contain overlooked sections of Duluth’s past that represent our community’s identity and memory. If we lose these places, our […]
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The Duluth Preservation Alliance board has proven that even during a pandemic, a virtual historic property tour is possible and can be very successful. The DPA’s tour this year was very well received (especially for people with disabilities!) and we couldn’t be more pleased with how it turned out. Initially, the […]
Read MoreProfessor’s webinar to examine western Duluth neighborhoods| Duluth News Tribune
A UMD art history professor will offer the opportunity to learn more about the history of western Duluth’s neighborhood identities. Written By: Teri Cadeau | Aug 1st 2020 – 4pm. Stretching more than 71 inches across the bar’s western wall, this portrait of the Elliott and Co. meat packing business is an example […]
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