Elsen’s Inn
Elsen’s Inn was at the corner of Bass Lake Road and Jefferson Highway from 1940-44 and was advertised in the Polish American and the Republican Register. “A Good Place to Eat and Be Merry,” “Dance Floor in Connection.”
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Embassy
The Embassy Club was a tavern/roadhouse/supper club/restaurant, way outside the city lines, but close enough to the ‘Cities to advertise in the Minneapolis papers. LOCATION The Embassy was located in Burnsville, when there was no Burnsville. It was on Highway … Continue reading →
Esquire Bar
823 University Ave., St. Paul – Country bar in 1973.
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Please See Foshay Tower.
Continue reading →Excelsior’s Dance Halls
This page is about some of the music venues around the turn of the last century in the Excelsior area, on the shore of Lake Minnetonka. The information comes from the book Excelsior’s Waterfront: The History of the Excelsior Commons … Continue reading →
Excuse Club
Thank you to Alan Slacter and the folks on Facebook for their help with this complicated venue! This is the story of 329 Cedar Ave. So. in the Cedar-Riverside area on the West Bank, by the University of Minnesota. It’s … Continue reading →
Exposition Hall
Exposition Hall was built in 1886 and was used almost entirely for concerts, according to Edgar.
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See Scotch Mist.
Continue reading →Factory
The Factory was on University Ave. across from the Prom Ballroom in St. Paul, 1968-69. As of 2015-17 (at least) it’s been Arnellia’s.
Continue reading →Feifarek Nite Club
Feifarek Nite Club, run by Harry Feifarek, was in Red Rock from at least April 1943 to February 1944. Where was Red Rock? A tiny township in Mower County? Advertised in the Republican Register.
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