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Twin Ports by Trolley The Streetcar Era in Duluth–Superior Aaron Isaacs 2014 Fall

The lost era of the streetcar in the Twin Ports comes to life in this detailed, richly illustrated history

Goodnight Loon Abe Sauer 2015 Spring

A charming retelling of a children's classic in a distinctly northwoods voice

Vikings in the Attic In Search of Nordic America Eric Dregni 2014 Fall

Who are these rather odd Scandinavians in our midst?

Amphibians and Reptiles in Minnesota John J. Moriarty and Carol D. Hall 2014 Spring

The most comprehensive and up-to-date guide to Minnesota’s reptiles and amphibians

Lake Superior Flavors A Field Guide to Food and Drink along the Circle Tour James Norton 2014 Spring

Embark on a culinary tour of Lake Superior with the founders of the Heavy Table

Zenith City Stories from Duluth Michael Fedo 2014 Spring

Tales of Duluth from, if not its favorite son, then perhaps its best storyteller

The Three-Minute Outdoorsman Wild Science from Magnetic Deer to Mumbling Carp Robert M. Zink 2014 Spring

Curious facts and fascinating insights into nature from scientist outdoorsman Bob Zink

No Saints around Here A Caregiver’s Days Susan Allen Toth 2014 Spring

A moment-by-moment memoir of the difficulty and dedication of caregiving

Strongwood A Crime Dossier Larry Millett 2014 Spring

The seventh in Larry Millett’s thrilling mystery series pursues the tangled truth behind the killing of the spoiled young heir to an industrial fortune

The Good Fight A Life in Liberal Politics Walter F. Mondale 2014 Spring

Reflections on a life in politics and a call for restoring civility to the nation’s political discourse

Digital State The Story of Minnesota's Computing Industry Thomas J. Misa 2013 Fall

The rise of Minnesota computing after World War II—the country’s first fully realized hotbed of computer technology

Harriman vs. Hill Wall Street’s Great Railroad War Larry Haeg 2013 Fall

The two most powerful men in the nation’s dominant industry battle for control of the Northern Pacific Railway, forever changing the landscape of American business