Postcard from Marshall Wells Slip and Building

This postcard was mailed July 31, 1911 — 110 years ago today — to Miss Emma Perkins of Cleveland, Ohio. It shows what is today known as Minnesota Slip, where the William A. Irvin is docked. At right is the headquarters of Marshall-Wells Hardware Company, one of the world’s largest hardware wholesalers a century ago.

Dear Miss Perkins,
We are here on the Stmr. M. A. Bradley and are enjoying our trip so much. Have not been seasick yet! Hope you are enjoying your vacation “whole heaps.”
Sincerely, Gertrude MS Myler

3 Comments

Mashtato

about 3 years ago

I would feel silly making a whole new blog post about this, so I'll just ask it here; what happened to duluthshippingnews.com? I noticed the daily flyers weren't posted around the canal anymore, and the last post on the website is from the start of the 2019 season. Is Kenneth alright?

Paul Lundgren

about 3 years ago

The word around town is that Kenneth retired.

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