Where in Duluth? #146
Time for another installment of Perfect Duluth Day’s ultra-thrilling photo-trivia sensation. Where in Duluth was this shot taken?
Time for another installment of Perfect Duluth Day’s ultra-thrilling photo-trivia sensation. Where in Duluth was this shot taken?
Upper NorShor.
I was just thinking to myself, “I’m surprised no one has guessed NorShor Theatre.” But that’s not it. It’s also not the Duluth Armory. Think smaller.
The Red Herring
It’s not the Red Herring. And I’ll note this isn’t an old photo of a place that has been spiffed up and opened as a new business; it’s a current photo.
That being stated, there is an old PDD post with photos from inside the Red Herring before it was the Red Herring: Rocket Bar Renovation.
The old Masonic Lodge building in West Duluth on Central?
Nope, not the Euclid Masonic Lodge.
Here’s a hint, or maybe the opposite of a hint: The name of the business featured in this edition of “Where in Duluth?” has never appeared on Perfect Duluth Day before.
Second floor at old LPOE.
It’s not the former Last Place on Earth. I’ll also offer the clue that the image was shot at street level. I’ll even go so far as to say avenue level.
Kozy Bar.
It’s not the Kozy Bar. I’ll reiterate that it’s a place that has never before been mentioned on PDD.
It’s not a bar. It’s not a restaurant. It’s not anything particularly glamorous or notorious.
I’d guess 99 percent of Duluthians, including me, have never been inside, but it’s located on a business strip and the perspective of the photo is what anyone could see by simply looking in the window.
This is not an easy one.
I’m guessing it’s the sketchy building on Central Ave two doors down from the Gopher across from Sammy’s and KFC.
Special K has it! It’s Ensign and Johnson Plumbing and Heating at 408 N. Central Ave. in West Duluth.