Duluth, the beautiful city at the head of the world's largest freshwater lake, has gone from boom to bust to boom and back again.
In this richly textured urban biography, author Tony Dierckins highlights fascinating stories of the city: Its significance as the final stop in the Ojibwe's legendary westward migration.
The failed copper rush along Lake Superior's North Shore that started it all.
The natural port on the St.
Louis River that made shipping its first and most important busines.
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Minnesota Historical Society Press Duluth: an urban biography, paperback/tony dierckins
