Historic Saint Paul

1906 Bird’s Eye View of Saint Paul

The public is welcomed and encouraged to attend tonight’s HPC meeting (November 3rd) to learn about the findings of this important survey work which focused on portions of Payne-Phalen, Thomas-Dale and West Seventh neighborhoods.

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From the arrival of Zebulon Pike in 1805 to the West End of today, a number of recurring themes shaped this community’s development.

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The name Frogtown dates back to the 1860’s and 1870’s. Father Alexis Hoffman states that the area was called “Froschberg” or Frogtown because of its swamps.

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SPNN will broadcast three segments of Historic Saint Paul’s Green Retrofitting Today’s Homes for Tomorrow series several times from March 25 through April 3.

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Stories of Women in Saint Paul Politics
Friday March 5 12:00-1:30
317 Landmark Center | 75 West 5th Street | Saint Paul, MN

Saint Paul City Council President Kathy Lantry facilitates presentations by:
Ruby Hunt discussing Rosalie Butler, former Saint Paul City Councilmember
Rhoda Gilman discussing Emily Gilman Noyes, a YWCA Co-Founder and Suffragist
Jane McClure discussing Consta

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