Artist’s Quarter
26th and Nicollet, owned by Bill Warner.
Continue reading →26th and Nicollet, owned by Bill Warner.
Continue reading →Please see the Huddle Bar.
Continue reading →The Attic was in Chanhassen, 1972.
Continue reading →The Auditorium Bar had two locations. 1400 3rd Ave. So. The first Auditorium Bar had been owned by Louis M. Palmersten, son-in-law of Syndicate member Harry Smull. 1376 Nicollet Ave. (Kenesaw Hotel) In July 1963 Palmersten had his license … Continue reading →
Pinning a construction date down for this building is beyond my capabilities, I’m afraid. The City/County says 1885, although there are newspaper ads for stoves and heaters that go back to 1877. Permit cards seem to indicate that one of … Continue reading →
The B and L Tavern was located at 156 West 7th Street/St. Peter Street in St. Paul. It was one of the early taverns that sprung up right after Prohibition ended. The only hit in the Minneapolis newspaper database is … Continue reading →
St. Paul – jazz venue. Is this really the B & L?
Continue reading →Information for this page comes from the book Looking Back at White Bear Lake: A Pictoral History of the White Bear Lake Area, by Cynthia E. Vadnais. This venue was located on the southwest corner of Bald Eagle Avenue and … Continue reading →
Please see Lee and Eddie’s.
Continue reading →See the Cabaret, St. Paul.
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