history

Did you know there is a restaurant that's older than the actual state?

Now that it's June in Minnesota, many of us will heading out on summer vacations soon. And while you're traveling around our fine state if you happen to see a familiar barn with a star on it, do you know what it means?

Explore the history of wooden cobblestones in the quaint neighborhood near Summit Ave, St. Paul.

There are two MAIN reasons we see so many lilacs growing 'out in the country'.

Amazon changed the retail world forever when it was founded in 1994 promising quick shipping on a variety of products, but 50 years earlier, Minnesota came up with something so different, it changed the world.

This little community is almost 200 years old! It's one of the oldest in the Midwest, and it's famous for a movie classic.

It seems the blackout plates have been around before.

But do you have one of the most popular last names here in the Land of 10,000 Lakes?

It's not every day that something 150 years old, that large, and has also survived being moved 3 times AND is still being used, every day!

You can find evidence of the ghost town there to this day.

Due to differences in floor heights, the skyway connects the 17th floor of the First National Bank building with the 16th floor of the Merchants Bank Building.

It's the largest discovery of artifacts ever in the area!