Tour: Dayton's Bluff
Audio Walking Tour of Dayton’s Bluff
Heritage Preservation District
Tour: Frogtown
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. Another story claims that Archbishop John Ireland, hearing a chorus of frogs here, referred to the area as “Froschberg” or Frog City.
Tour: West End
From the arrival of Zebulon Pike in 1805 to the West End of today, a number of recurring themes shaped this community’s development. Most symbolic of the this process is the Mississippi, the Great River, which has been the integral connector for all the encounters we have experienced, understood, forgotten, and recovered.
2011 Saint Paul Survey
HSP partnered in 2010-11 with the City of Saint Paul’s Heritage Preservation Commission and Ramsey County Historical Society on Neighborh
Saint Paul African American History
In 2016 HSP supported lead partner Aurora Saint Anthony Neighborhood Development Corporation (ASANDC) in the development of a cultural co
Macalester Park
HSP worked with neighborhood residents to complete an architectural and historical survey of the Macalester Park neighborhood in 2015 and
Victoria Theater
Historic Saint Paul is partnering with Frogtown Neighborhood Association and Victoria Theater Arts Center to revive the long-vacant, 1915
Hope Engine Co. No. 3
HSP worked with a coalition of organizations in 2016 to successfully prevent the planned demolition of the city's oldest surviving munici
Heritage Conservation on the Greenline
Saint Paul Historical
Saint Paul Historical: Web & Mobile project
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