Barrett Chase

One night in 1926, a record-breaking 250 people camped at the beach in far eastern Duluth.

The new law also prohibited exposed ply or cords, and visible bumps, bulges or separations on tires.

Contracts for Keene Creek Park were let in 1976.

Fifty years ago, the Tri-State Fair also hosted a woman who allegedly transformed into a gorilla.

Crews prepared to plant trees in Memorial Park in 1926, each dedicated to a lost soldier.

Milo Tasky advised Duluthians to lock their vehicles and mark their valuables.

The last surviving member of the Union Army of the Civil War was in a coma at St. Luke's in Duluth.

Albert Woolson is honored with a statue in front of the St. Louis County Depot.

Physicians were notified, as the church announced both fighters would try for a knockout.

The Itasca County man also faced a $1 million fine when he was charged 20 years ago.