The Air-O-Inn had two locations. 6600 34th Ave. So. The original location was in Richfield. Greg Rohlen wrote that it was a staple for those working at the airport and for folks flying out of the airport. This location would … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →This legendary St. Paul bar was located in at least three places in St. Paul. The following is pieced together and any help is appreciated to correct or clarify the information. Alary’s shows up early and often in the St. … Continue reading →
Albert’s Supperclub was located at 6th and Cedar Streets in St. Paul. It is listed as a new downtown nightclub in a 1973 article in the Minneapolis Tribune (December 3, 1973). A note says that “an entertainer sings and plays … Continue reading →
The Alcan Club was located at 3700 West Broadway in Robbinsdale. DE MERS BROS. SALOON Treffle “Truffy” De Mers and his brother George, French Canadians by birth, operated the DeMers Bros. Saloon at this location in 1903, and probably … Continue reading →
This venue was located at Marquette and Sixth Street South. Edgar wrote that during the summer of 1885, the first stock company presenting light opera in the city was seen there.
Continue reading →Aldrich Arena was primarily an ice skating/hockey venue, located at 1850 White Bear Ave. in Maplewood, described in 1964 as “St. Paul’s East Side.” Built in 1962, the arena was named for the late Gene Aldrich, who pioneered the Minnesota … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Alkali Ike’s Eatery and Saloon was on Highway 101 just north of the 7-Hi Shopping Center in Minnetonka. In July 1973, Jody and the Jonquils performed nightly in the Saloon: “Their original dance routines and their variety of pop tunes, … Continue reading →
The Club Alla Bar was located in White Bear Lake. It was run by Alfred J. LaBarre, and was extant by at least April 1941. I thought I’d be clever and look for Al in Ancestry.com, but honest to … Continue reading →