NEWS TRIBUNE ATTIC
News Tribune Attic history mystery: What's the story behind this Lincoln Park monument? 
Do you know the story behind this marker in Lincoln Park? Let us know by posting a comment in the News Tribune Attic.
April 02, 2009
NEWS TRIBUNE ATTIC: History mystery — the Superior Central High School... Orphans?
According to a News Tribune article from 1934, Superior Central High School's sports teams were once nicknamed the Orphans. Do you know the story behind that name? Let us know in the News Tribune Attic.
March 26, 2009
DNT Attic: Ceiling crashes into old Central High School cafeteria
On December 4, 1963, a huge portion of plaster ceiling came crashing down in Duluth Central High School’s cafeteria while school was session — and, miraculously, no one was in the usually busy room at the time.
By Andrew Krueger , March 25, 2009
The Attic: Before Starbucks, Duluthians had coffee at Glass Block
Glass Block was a pillar of commerce in downtown Duluth for decades, and in 1969 the venerable department store underwent major renovations. When they were complete, the News Tribune was on hand to document the changes.
By Andrew Krueger , March 18, 2009
NEWS TRIBUNE ATTIC: Can you solve this mystery?
March 16, 2009
NEWS TRIBUNE ATTIC: Kenwood Shopping Center, 1982
Take a look back at Duluth's Kenwood Shopping Center in 1982 in the News Tribune Attic.
By Andrew Krueger , March 15, 2009
News Tribune Attic: Superior's Mars Drive-In serves good memories
In December 1988, Estella Adelene Trushenski -"Mrs. T" - was 77 and continued to put in 12-hour days at the Mars Drive-In at 515 Belknap Ave. in Superior.
By Andrew Krueger , March 10, 2009
From our archives: Swain Invitational, 1969
For nearly six decades, hundreds of prep cross-country runners have converged in Duluth’s Enger Park each fall for the Swain Invitational.
By Andrew Krueger , March 10, 2009
News Tribune Attic: Canal Park scrap yard, 1978
Do you remember the Northwestern Iron & Metal scrap yard in Canal Park? Take a look back at Duluth's tourist district - before most of the tourists - in the News Tribune Attic.
By Andrew Krueger , March 06, 2009
News Tribune Attic: Freimuth's Department Store closes, 1961
Freimuth's Department Store, a downtown Duluth retail institution, closed its doors in 1961. A few years later, its building - in the heart of downtown - came tumbling down. Take a look back in the News Tribune Attic.
By Andrew Krueger , February 28, 2009
News Tribune Attic: The mystery of Duluth's missing Ronald McDonald, 1984
Do you remember the mystery of the missing Ronald McDonald statue? Take a look back at the many misfortunes of the Duluth McDonald's clown in June 1984 in the News Tribune Attic.
By Andrew Krueger , February 27, 2009
Blast from the past: 1975 KBJR newscast posted on YouTube
Unearthed on YouTube: Three clips showing a nearly complete 1975 newscast from Duluth's KBJR-TV. Broadcasters Dick Wallack, Bob Junkert and Ray Paulsen, old TV ads and a whole lot more fun stuff to watch. It's amazing to see home much TV news has changed in the past 30 years. Take a look for yourself with links to the video in the News Tribune Attic.
February 26, 2009
News Tribune Attic: Sam Titch and People's Market in Superior, 1977
Do you remember Sam Titch, who ran the People's Market grocery in Superior for decades? Take a look back in the News Tribune Attic.
By Andrew Krueger , February 25, 2009
Why doesn't Duluth get big-name concerts like it did in the '80s?
Have you followed all the 1980s concert photos and memories on the News Tribune Attic blog? It seems as if at least a couple big-name acts played Duluth in those years - and as if those acts are getting few and far between. Share your thoughts in the News Tribune Attic.
February 24, 2009
News Tribune Attic: Kiss concerts in Duluth
Were you at any of Kiss' many concerts in Duluth? Take a look back in the News Tribune Attic.
February 23, 2009
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