Official Map of the City of Duluth, 1889

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From the days when Enger Park was Zenith Park, and Lester Chester Park was Glenwood Park (or is it Lenwood?).

Zenith Park Glenwood Park

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hamptonio

about 8 years ago

I think you mean Chester Park, not Lester Park.

Paul Lundgren

about 8 years ago

Doh! Yes, Chester Park.

Tony D.

about 8 years ago

Interesting. Nancy Nelson and I are wrapping up a history of Duluth's parks, to be published Spring 2017, and we have not encountered any mention of "Glenwood Park." The original official name of Chester Park was Garfield Park, but it was changed because everyone in town had already been calling it Chester Park and the Garfield name never took hold. (Lincoln and Garfield were the first "bookend" parks on either end of the early Roger's Boulevard—a portion of today's Skyline Parkway—and were named for the two assassinated presidents .)

Adem

about 8 years ago

I'd like to get a high-res image to print a poster? If you can, I'll print you one too!

Paul Lundgren

about 8 years ago

I don't have the original map or an image larger than the one posted here.

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