Photo: Joe Gomer panel exhibit Black History Month Since its inception in 1922, the SLCHS has sought to discover, preserve, and disseminate information about the history of St. Louis County and the State of Minnesota. Some of that history is fascinating; some is horrifying. But it all helped shape who we are as people and as a community. It must be remembered! This edition of Rootprints is dedicated to the African Americans who made a home in this area and made an indelible m

Below is Amanda Bauer's interview with Carl Crawford. Carl is the Human Rights Officer for Duluth. Amanda serves on the SLCHS Board of Governors.

Photo: “Peasantry Wedding” and a photographer (Read the Exhibits section.) LOVE IS IN THE AIR Cold weather is made for snuggling, it’s almost Valentine’s Day, and history is filled with great (and sometimes strange) love stories. That’s why this issue of Rootprints is focused on love, in all its different forms. Click on Rootprints to view the February 10, 2021, edition, or select the link below. See articles or artifacts related to: • Weddings • Sacrifices • Company pride