Historic Saint Paul invites you to our exciting new Trivia Nights! You can be a part of the fun from the comfort of your own home. No need to be a history buff, just someone interested in learning more about the history of Saint Paul – and showing off what you already know, of course.
News & Events
We're excited to share with you this video update on the progress inside 412 Goodrich, our "original tiny house" in Little Bohemia.
We're all adjusting to a new way of interacting and operating. Historic Saint Paul is committed to our mission even during these trying times. We want to stay connected and invite your participation in the upcoming weeks and months. Watch Executive Director Carol Carey's greeting video for more info and stay tuned for updates.
Join us for food, drink, and camaraderie to celebrate historic preservation in Saint Paul.
PLEASE JOIN US TO CELEBRATE HISTORIC SAINT PAUL'S
20TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR!
On the third Thursday of each month, 10% of all sales to HSP/Save 412 Goodrich supporters will be donated to Historic Saint Paul. Be sure to tell your server that you are there to support Historic Saint Paul and/or Save 412 Goodrich while you are enjoying lunch, dinner &/or drinks and they will see that your tab is counted toward Waldmann's support!
Bad Weather Brewing - 414 W 7th Street, Saint Paul, MN
$10 minimum donation
All proceeds will help prevent the demolition of the property & support rehabilitation efforts.
Live Auction
- Experiential Tours in St. Paul
- Fund-a-Need Auction (sponsor needed house parts!)
Thanks to everyone who turned out to support the Save 412 Goodrich project! Our Bad Weather Brewing event!
For more information follow the 'Related Project' link, visit the “Save 412 Goodrich” Facebook group, or call Historic Saint Paul @ 651-222-3049.
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Tearing down old buildings won’t make our cities more affordable or inviting. It’s time to make better use of the buildings and spaces we already have.