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Focuses On The Past 150 Years And The Latest Account Of How Minnesota's Capital Came To Be The Thriving City That It Is Today. The Book Explores The Founding, Development And Growth Of Saint Paul And Highlights The Entrepreneurial Spirit That Brought The City To Prominence On The Global Scale. With Many Colorful Illustrations And Photographis, Takes The Reader From Saint Paul's Earliest Days As A Raw Settlement On The Edge Of The Frontier To The City's Emergence As A Commercial And Cultural Center. Pt. 1. Forging The Legacy : The Journey Begins -- Ch. 1. On The Edge Of The Frontier : 1800-1860 -- Ch. 2. Reaching Maturity : 1860-1890 -- Ch. 3. A Growing Identity : 1890-1920 -- Ch. 4. Surviving Economic Depression And War : 1920-1950 -- Ch. 5. Years Of Change : 1850-1970 -- Ch. 6. The City Revitalized : 1970-2003 -- Pt. 2. Capturing The Dream : Company Profiles -- Manufacturing, Distribution, And Mining : Trademark St. Paul -- Construction, Development, Real Estate, And Home Services : Blueprint For Success -- Energy Services : Powering The System -- Health Care And Medical Technology : Shaping The New Frontier -- Financial And Insurance Services : Pillars Of Strength -- Professional
- Author
- Lindley, John M.
- Publisher
- Cherbo Publishing Group, Incorporated
- Published
- 2003
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781882933532
- Subjects
- History, Humanities
- Rating
- 2 / 5 (1 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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