Talk about Twin Cities teen culture wouldn’t be complete without the drive-in restaurants that were everywhere in the Cities in the ’50s and ’60s. This page concerns those in and around St. Louis Park. If you have any additions or … Continue reading →
This venue was located at 444 Wabasha Street in St. Paul. The Proprietor in 1944 was Al Coleman. Sometime in 1949, the proprietor became William Steinman, according to The Musician. DRAG SHOWS END … Continue reading →
Please see Sleizer’s.
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Continue reading →This page covers the venues located at 2601 – 26th Ave. So., at the notorious “Hub of Hell” in South Minneapolis: Heinie’s Bar Duffy’s Bar Norma Jean’s THE BUILDING According to the City’s building permit cards, the building was … Continue reading →
The Dug Out was at 206 So. Third St., Minneapolis, 1953. Not really sure if it was a music venue. Save Save
Continue reading →DYCKMAN HOTEL Dyckman Hotel, 6th and Hennepin. Entertainer Auzie Dial performed in the Robin Hood Room in 1946. The Chateau de Paris hosted barrelhouse piano player Meade Lux Lewis in 1963. The Fox and Hounds Lounge featured nightly entertainment in … Continue reading →
The Eagan Safari Club (not to be confused with the Safari Club in Mendota Heights) was located at 2705 Highway 55 in Eagan Township. A March 20, 1966 article in the St. Paul Pioneer Press said that it could hold … Continue reading →
Maple Grove
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