
St. Paul’s Cherokee Park: A Brief History
From a treaty that ceded land to the U.S. government to a “tourist campground” and proposals for housing and a ski run, Cherokee Park has a varied history.
From a treaty that ceded land to the U.S. government to a “tourist campground” and proposals for housing and a ski run, Cherokee Park has a varied history.
A biking field trip to the Bakken Museum culminated a year of learning biking skills for a class of Minneapolis third-graders.
The 1904 opening of the first enduring playground in St. Paul launched the lauded system of community centers and playgrounds we currently enjoy in the city.
In my Grandma’s recollections, streetcars were much more than just transportation. Many of her memories focus on the community that surrounded streetcars and the way streetcars shaped her experience of the Twin Cities.