H Lee White & the Indiana Harbor both arriving Duluth, sharing 1 lift of the bridge! It happens a few times a year, very rare to have the same fleet coming or going at the "same time" though! #Duluth #aerialliftbridge #lifeupnorth #yourdestinationforlife #visitduluth #americansteamshipcompany #befromduluth #shipping #shipspotting #ship #duluthmn #ships | Paul Scinocca Photography

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Giant ship going under the Lift Bridge in Duluth | Green Earth

AMAZING AI-generated video from early 1900’s Duluth photographs Video by The Brix Once a gritty industrial zone, Canal Park has transformed into one of Duluth’s most beloved waterfront destinations. In the early 1900s, passenger steamers carried visitors from Chicago and Buffalo. By 1905, more ships passed through Duluth than New York Harbor — the city was alive with movement, steel, and stories. Electric streetcars connected the hillside to the harbor. The aerial transfer bridge ferried people

The Arrowhead Bridge – 1927-1985 The Arrowhead Bridge connected West Duluth to Superior’s Billing’s Park neighborhood across the St. Louis River for 57 years. Built by the Arrowhead Bridge Co., it opened on March 15, 1927. The company charged a toll to cross the bridge until 1963, when Minnesota and Wisconsin state officials paid $200,000 to make it a toll-free public bridge. The Arrowhead Bridge was dismantled in 1985 after the opening of the Richard I. Bong Memorial Bridge. – See the postcards