Gotta love a parade
One of the things I always loved in the summer was parades. I inherited my love of parades from my mom who also loved parades – big or small. Of course …
Articles pertaining to historical information to the Camden neighborhoods.
One of the things I always loved in the summer was parades. I inherited my love of parades from my mom who also loved parades – big or small. Of course …
Before today’s middle schools, there were junior high schools. In 1909 Indianola Junior High School in Columbus, Ohio became the first to open in the United …
When most people think of schools, they think of large brick, stone or concrete buildings. However many Minneapolis schools, including some on the …
Camden Park State Bank was organized in the fall of 1910 with capital stock of $25,000. Its first officers were President A.M. Holland; Vice President C.L. …
Since February is I Love to Read month I got to thinking about the beginnings of the Minneapolis library system. The Minneapolis library system dates back to …
When winter and snow came to North Minneapolis each year it always meant it was time for outside activities such as snowman building, snow angels, snow forts, …
With the holidays approaching I, like many other folks, think back to my childhood and all the memories of holiday traditions when I was growing up. …
As November approaches I always think about Armistice Day. Armistice Day commemorates the signing of the armistice ending World War I, which was signed at the …
If you have ever driven down Fremont Ave past West Broadway, you may have noticed a football field; you may even know that it is North High School’s athletic …
In 1876, 145 years ago, a school opened in North Minneapolis on the corner of Aldrich Ave. and 6th Ave. North (now Olson Memorial Highway). Sumner School was …