The King Cole Hotel was located at 60 Willow Street at Yale Place, overlooking Loring Park. LORING PARK CLINIC The eight-story building was originally planned to be the Loring Park Clinic, housing a hospital, sanitarium, and medical clinic. The Loring … Continue reading →
The King Kong Club, on the 700 block of No. Lyndale was a converted store. It had a five piece band led by Johnny Wheeler on trumpet.
Continue reading →The King of Clubs was located at 957 Central Ave. NE in Minneapolis. THE BUILDING 955-61 Central Ave. NE was built in 1891 as a 24 x 60 store and dwelling, according to city permit cards. In 1900, a 32 … Continue reading →
This King of Clubs was in Downtown Minneapolis for a wee bit in 1947. Please see Vanity Dance Hall.
Continue reading →See Grove Night Club.
Continue reading →Please See Foshay Tower
Continue reading →717 Hennepin Ave., had a talent contest every Tuesday night in 1952, if that counts.
Continue reading →The King’s Inn, in St. Louis Park, grew out of the Lilac Lanes Cafe.
Continue reading →On June 4, 1949, the Minneapolis Spokesman advertised the opening of King’s Valley, reached by taking US Highway 169 and County Road 1. Patrons could take one of 12 limousines leaving from two locations including Annie’s Barbeque. “Truly the Valley … Continue reading →
Please see Trade Winds.
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