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Tips for looking for home history ownership info

We just bought our first house, yay! It’s in St. Paul and built in 1887.

I’ve been trying to find out about all the owners of the home, just because I’m curious and love the idea of learning about others who have lived in this same home before us.

I’ve found some really great stuff thanks to these fantastic online resources:

*mn historical society online newspaper database (searching our address)

*ancestry.com (paid membership) to look up said people found in newspapers

*findagrave.com for looking people up

*ramsey county online building permit search - ($5 for 24 access) https://rchs.com/collections/

Does anyone know of any other resources? I’d love to find census information, so far I’ve found it on ancestry.com but I can’t search by address, only by name. Thanks!

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2025/01/20
04:57 UTC

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Saum School (I believe this was in 1912)

This photo is on the wall at the Saum School

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2024/11/10
19:56 UTC

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1950-ish community under the high bridge in Duluth

Hi Friends,
This is a long shot, but it's Reddit and you never know...

I am aware that before the built the high bridge (technically "Blatnik" bridge, but iykyk) in Duluth there was a community of people who lived right at the base of the bridge at the v end of Garfield Ave.
My mom (now mid 70's) lived there as a tot. And so did my aunts and uncles. It sounds like a magical place of family and community and watching out for each other the way a lot of folks remember that era. (it was poor, of course: they had outhouses instead of flush toilets - but so rich in other ways!)
When the high bridge was built the community was displaced and folks moved onto the hill, scattered across the city.

I'm looking for images of that neighborhood - ANY images whatsoever.

It's a needle in a haystack, if any photos even exist.

Anyone? 🤞

Thanks.

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2024/10/22
14:25 UTC

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American Rifleman Magazine January 1966

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2024/07/25
22:08 UTC

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Old Schmidt Brewing Co. Receipts

Electricians were in the attic today and found stacks of these beer receipts circa 1908!

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2024/05/22
21:59 UTC

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Faunce Minnesota Post Office (Geocaching.com)

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2024/03/18
00:05 UTC

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O'Kelliher Drug Store Bottle

I am pretty sure this is from the Early 1900's

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2024/02/26
18:05 UTC

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Little wall calendar from 1939

The photo is not what Saum looks like

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2024/01/14
19:28 UTC

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Vintage Salt and Pepper shaker (Mayby from the 1940s)

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2023/12/31
16:20 UTC

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Pine Tree Park Keepers Cabin, Blackduck,MN Found on Ebay

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2023/12/11
02:05 UTC

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✨🗺️ Carver County, Minnesota 1880 Land Ownership Map • Old Map of the Day: November 19, 2023

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2023/11/22
02:54 UTC

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7th Street, St. Paul (1905)

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2023/11/19
01:16 UTC

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Old Photo of a junkyard

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2023/11/06
17:49 UTC

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