South of the Border
The South of the Border Bar was located at 1327 Washington Ave., opening date unknown. It was owned by Henry Leonard “Hank” Sabes of St. Louis Park. The history of the South of the Border and the Key Club are … Continue reading →
Venues
South Side Auditorium
The South Side Auditorium was located in a building variously known as 311 12th Ave. So., or more formally by the City as 1201-05 3rd Street So. in Minneapolis. It was usually just described by its location at the intersection … Continue reading →
Southside Night Club
The Southside Night Club (also called the Southside Bar) was located at 212 – 11th Ave. So. THE BUILDING Usually these building histories aren’t that interesting, and the page for the time we’re looking for is actually missing, but this … Continue reading →
Spanish Villa
Spanish Villa was on Rice Street and Little Canada Road, St. Paul, in June 1932. Owned by Tommy (Fatty) Woods. Orchestra entertainment every night – Dine & Dance.
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474 Wabasha, St. Paul. 1888-1928, at least. In 1928 the home of Alexander and His Ragtime Band.
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Sperling’s Tavern was located at 560 University W. (at Dale) in St. Paul. These photos from the Minnesota Historical Society were apparently in a collection associated with Ira Pettiford. Unfortunately, the site is now the location of the … Continue reading →
Spring Inn
355 NE Monroe, Minneapolis. 1973 country venue.
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See Hotel Del Otero
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400 E. Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis. Folk venue, owned by two Johnson Brothers. Became Whitey’s.
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