Twin Cities Area Local History Forum

To whom it concerns, I was searching the internet for information on greenhouse construction, and

Cair...@netzero.com wrote: > Joe Hoover wrote: > > Sorry for the long delay in my reply but

No I do not have any information on the theater. There appears to be no photo of it at the Minnesota

Several people from the University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Historical Society are attempting

Got an e-mail from someone at the city of Edina looks like The Ednia Historical Society has a new web

So while going through old "Richfield News" article looking for material for the Richfield

I don't know whether to laugh or cry. I guess it's just it is what it is... http://local-

The cartoons: blowuptwincities.gif and ironorefuture.gif both in the "Files" section of

Has anyone else noticed the little picnic areas along Hwy 100? From what I hear back in the ever-so-

I look forward to it! I use to live on St. Paul's West Side neighborhood. I remember going

Recently the Richfield Historical Society's podcasts were mentioned in the December issue of MPLS

http://www.bungalow23.com/ This is a great blog (and local too!) showcaseing one couple struggles

http://www.mybodegaman.com/ BODEGA VISION was created to produce and distribute pop-oral histories

http://yellowarrow.net/capitolofpunk/ Yet another interesting web site. This history tour puts all

Any historical societies out there use it? I know of a couple of neighborhood papers, such as Equal

After creating a discussion board at RHS it turned out to be rather lame as far as participation. My

While it may be arguable if the suburbs have been a net gain or a vacuum for American culture, there