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Part of a recent trip to Northern Minnesota Duluth Depot From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Duluth Depot was built in 1892, served seven different rail lines, and accommodated 5,000 passengers. In 1973 it re-opened, housing the Duluth Art Institute, Lake Superior Railroad Museum, St. Louis County Historical Society Museum, North Shore Scenic Railroad, and five performing arts organizations. — Join me: Website | Blog | OxRun LLC | Google+ | 500px | FaceBook | Twitter | Pinterest All of my work is copyrighted by Wayne Moran Photography. Copyright Wayne Moran Photography 2013 All rights reserved

(US) Duluth inclines / Les funiculaires de Duluth (Minnesota)

Tim Trombley Photographer Artist’s Statement The world is changing and along with it, the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Tim’s photographs attempt to capture those wild-looking landscapes that still exist in the UP. None are untouched, but the beauty they hold are still jewels to be cherished. We all need the sights, sounds, smells and solitude […]

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St. James Orphanage, brick; bluestone foundation; East Chisholm Street; Catholic; children's home; water tower

Discover the rich history of NorShor Theatre, a Duluth landmark since 1910. Learn about our journey from vaudeville house to modern performing arts venue.

History, Opulence and Awe at Glensheen: An Early 20th Century Mansion in Duluth, Minnesota

Board of Trade building collapsing while burning at 300 west Superior street; built 1885 Traphagen and Fitzpatrick; razed February 10, 1894