

Where Fortunes Were Made: A Member Tour of the Duluth Board of Trade building on May 7th
Join Executive Director Wayne Gannaway and Curator Terry Johnson for an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at one of the city's most significant landmarks. Built in 1895 to replace a structure lost to fire, the Board of Trade building was once the global nerve center of the grain industry. In its heyday, this architectural gem transacted more wheat futures than anywhere else on Earth. Now managed by INH Properties, the building remains a testament to the era when Duluth sat at


March Newsletter: Celebrating the Women Who Shaped Our County
This month, we’re shining a light on the trailblazing women who shaped the history of St. Louis County. From the Iron Range to the Duluth harbor, their legacies continue to inspire us. Along with celebrating Women’s History Month, we have a full calendar of March events and some essential updates regarding our gallery spaces. Dive in to see what’s changing at the Society. Read the Full Issue


Help Us Shape the Next 100 Years of St. Louis County History!
What should the future of the St. Louis County Historical Society look like? We want to hear from you . We are currently in the "Discovery Phase" of a major strategic planning initiative, facilitated by Madeline Kvale. From preserving our 13,000+ artifacts to ensuring our storytelling is truly inclusive of all voices in our community, we are building a new path forward—and we need your wisdom to get it right. How can you help? It only takes a few minutes to complete our commu


The Society's December Newsletter
St. Louis County Historical Society began its first e-newsletter last spring! Click here to read our December 2025 issue. If you want to be added to our email distribution list, please send us a message to subscribe or email us at history@thehistorypeople.org .


































