History

Everyone in the Northland needs to check this out and those who are history buffs will find these video and images even more amazing.

Some say history repeats itself. Duluth, Minnesota was impacted with a snowstorm in 2022. A snowstorm also impacted Duluth 100 years ago in 1922.

Built in 1915, the Duluth Armory served as a military training facility for the Minnesota National Guard and Naval Militia. A few famous acts also performed here including Buddy Holly, Louis Armstrong, Johnny Cash, Bob Hope, and more.

Because country music is a descendant of blues and folk music, the Black musical tradition in the genre extends to the 17th century, well before the genre’s established 1920s roots.

Infamous mobster Al Capone had a hideaway in Minnesota that happens to be short drive from Duluth. Check out a video to see what's left of it.

This isn't your ordinary gas station. Not even close!

From language to air travel to our handling of immigration and foreign policy, read on to see just how much life in the United States was affected by 9/11.

Minnesota is home to many famous Frank Lloyd Wright homes which all share the same unique design features, and one Twin Ports couple made sure their former home remained intact.

Whether these memories recall our favorite teams' victories, Olympic and World Cup triumphs for our country, or career-defining plays for the athletes from posters on our walls, they're often imprinted in both our minds and in famous photographs.

Being an avid Disney fan myself, I think it is so cool that this cartoon tells a Disney-fied story of how the lakes came to be in Minnesota.

Visit architect Frank Lloyd Wright's masterwork, newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst's castle, and one of the last surviving sod homes in the Great Plains—without leaving the comfort of your own home.

Take a tour of this historic mansion with some added fun for the kids.